Sentence examples for famous coin from inspiring English sources

In order to retrieve their souls from Hell as well as to find the famous coin, The Devil challenged them to solve many more, much harder puzzles.

The aforementioned 1933 Double Eagle, for example, is perhaps the rarest and most famous coin.

Overton soon sold his share to Francis Pettygrove and Lovejoy and Pettygrove held their famous coin toss in 1845 to decide the name of the city which was being platted on the claim.

About a week after the incident (which I told a bunch of my friends about, and they thought it was weird too -- one even told me she thought it might be illegal, coins being property of the government and all), my friend saw my coin dish and asked me jokingly, "Oh, the famous coin jar.

This tendency is illustrated in a famous coin-flipping experiment.

Flaubert is famous for coining the term "le mot juste"; le mot juste here is "jackass".

Her stepfather, E. Digby Baltzell, was a professor at the University of Pennsylvania, famous for coining the acronym WASP.

A former teacher who became fabulously rich in public service, Mr. Hank Gonzalez was famous for coining the phrase, "A politician who is poor is a poor politician".

One of their famous alumni coined a rather memorable phrase about it not being over till it's over, but it was difficult not to begin looking ahead to 2013 in the wake of a 3-0 series deficit.

Mr. Hank González, famous for coining the phrase "A politician who is poor is a poor politician," died of prostate cancer at his ranch in the central Mexican city of Santiago Tianguistenco, his family announced.

Benyus is famous for coining the term "biomimicry," which I'll let her describe: "Biomimicry is a practical methodology to solve problems by looking to nature". But what does this really mean?