Sentence examples for coinage with from inspiring English sources

The Viking invaders, from about 870, left an important mark on English coinage, with new designs of northern European derivation.

Rhodes spread its own coinage (with its head of the sun-god Helios and punning badge of a rose Rhodon) widely in the eastern Mediterranean.

The "three crowns" coinage with the saltire cross (the Fitzgerald arms) beside the shield came in with Edward IV and was continued by Richard III and Henry VII.

And aside from Mohamed, Muslim cultures in the early period were also perfectly happy using coinage with human images, most famously the "standing caliph dinar".

"The mint must endeavor at the beginning of the 21st century to provide Americans and the world circulating coinage with designs and themes that appropriately reflect the pride of today's America," the task force said.

According to an interview that Iacino gave to Bon Appétit in 2014, Armstrong's girlfriend picked up, and Iacino said, "Hey, is the couch potato there?" Armstrong soon trademarked the unplanned coinage, with Iacino's permission.

The language of political campaigning sparkles with coinages, clangs with old and new symbols and fills the hall with updated echoes of past political struggles.

Popik makes a strong case, but I'd credit Martin with coinage and Fitzgerald with independent recoinage and early popularization.

A knotty problem they are wrestling with uptown is Sprechgesang (speech-song) or Sprechstimme (speech-voice), an unlovely coinage associated with the Second Viennese School of Arnold Schoenberg, Alban Berg and Anton Webern.

Jewish coinage ceased with the revolt's collapse.

Ceylon's coinage began with bronze half- and quarter-farthings and silver three-halfpence from 1838.