Sentence examples for coined inside from inspiring English sources

While New York has contributed to the American language such joyous words as "whoopee" and "hot dog," Washington has coined "inside the Beltway" and "Department of Homeland Security".

Emile smashed a few of the pots to see if there were coins inside; no luck.

Corning owns other glass vessels with coins sealed inside, but American pieces are extraordinarily rare.

Kent McClard, with whom Inside Out were associated, had coined the phrase "rage against the machine" in a 1989 article in his zine No Answers.

"Entoprocta", coined in 1870, means "anus inside".

"Democracity," the name of the diorama model on display inside the Perisphere was coined by Doris Fleishmann.

He was panhandling on Sunday night and carried a cup with a few coins inside.

Kate Bush on the radio and a silver coin inside a steaming pudding.

She saw that the panhandler wore a cup on a string, and she dropped the coins inside.

Last week, the negative publicity continued with television pictures of fans posturing and hurling seats and coins inside the stadium during the EFL Cup tie against Chelsea.

I made $60 a week, $48 and change after taxes, the change right there in coins inside the pay packet I got each Friday.