Sentence examples for for their silver from inspiring English sources

Even priests were rebuked for their silver girdles with baselards (short swords).

Lots and lots of films were destroyed or lost; some were burned for their silver content; other elements in them were used to make things like Bakelite.

But this time they had no one to blame but themselves for their silver medal as they made mistakes and performed tentatively.

They were full of old negatives, he was told, one week away from being sent to a reclamation service for their silver.

Adapted from a Dundee Rep stage show, it has squaddies George MacKay and Kevin Guthrie returning to Edinburgh from Afghanistan to find love, while MacKay's parents (Mullan and Jane Horrocks) prepare for their silver anniversary party.

The standard of the gold coins is derived from that of the Roman solidi; the silver coins are drachmas following the Parthian standard and are remarkable for their broad, thin form, which was copied by the Arabs for their silver coins.

"Late" like the autumnal, musical Eliot of Four Quartets; like the demanding, crepuscular Beethoven quartet the film's characters rehearse for their silver-anniversary performance (String Quartet No 14 in C sharp minor – menacingly referred to as "Op 131"); and "late" in the connected senses of former or dead, which this quarrelsome foursome soon might be if they fail to recover their harmony.

They would unteam at the end of a hard day and head for their separate silver showers.

The O'Donovan brothers, who won Ireland's first ever rowing medal, and sailor Annalise Murphy should be given credit for their brilliant silver medal performances.

The Incas, who once ruled a domain as large as the Roman Empire, are known for their extensive silver mining.

Zinc oxide stands next in line for their advantage silver nanoparticles such as low production cost, white appearance and UV blocking properties (Dastjerdi and Montazer 2010).