Sentence examples for gold replaced from inspiring English sources

A new currency, called chervonets, based on gold, replaced the worthless ruble.

The rapper walked out drug-free, 50 pounds lighter — all muscle where the weed and the pints of lean had made him soft ― with his signature mouth full of golds replaced by an invigoratingly bright white smile.

However, copper is harder than gold, and replacing gold wire with copper wire introduces hardness related issues.

New draperies with gold tassels replaced long-missing originals.

The double base of the system consisted of the gold excelente (replaced in 1535 by the escudo) and the silver real.

Buyers of the 1991 Town & Country had to suffer the stigma of plastic-wood trim, but in '92 a gold stripe replaced the faux wood.

Gold quickly replaced pearls as the precious commodity for trade when the enterprising Sheikh Rashid (Dubai's ruler at the time) sought other resources.

Its brevity and perfection of form made this story of the weaver whose lost gold is replaced by a strayed child the best known of her books, though it has suffered unfairly from being forced on generations of schoolchildren.

At the end, gold is replaced with bright colours as we gaze at Klimt's exotic portraits of women and girls – of all shapes, ages and sizes – elaborate yet elegant and so very beautiful, representing femininity in all its forms.

"We believe that a high quality credit portfolio combined with an overlay of gold not only can provide the best portfolio protection but also be a source of alpha during this global sovereign credit crisis," Smith wrote Thursday in his gold research commentary suggesting gold will replace the euro as a reserve asset.

Conservative politicians are even more bullish, pushing gold to replace the dollar and get the government out of the business of managing the economy.