Sentence examples for gold shot from inspiring English sources

The price of gold shot higher, analysts said, after it breached $275 an ounce on the June futures contract traded on the New York Mercantile Exchange.

It is five years this week since the price of an ounce of gold shot through the $1,000 level – and there have never been more private gold traders and individual investors keen to keep their cash in the precious metal.

Inflation went up, and the price of gold shot through the roof.

Following the dismal May jobs report earlier this month, the price of oil and the Dow Jones Industrial Average both saw a big drop, while the price of gold shot up.

When I was an internal medicine resident, not that long ago, the duties of the rheumatology clinic consisted mostly of checking urine analysis results and complete blood counts to determine whether patients with rheumatoid arthritis could receive a gold shot that day.

Or, place in a bucket of water if making gold shot.

Only six minutes long, it is a poetic, double-screen evocation both of life in Morocco and of the show itself, with the camera sweeping across bare landscapes and into lamplit synagogues, then traveling in close-up over the iridiscent, gold-shot surfaces of textiles on view in the galleries beyond.

American men have not earned a gold in shot put since the 1996 Games in Atlanta.

Cartridges contained 1 µg DNA and 0.125 mg gold per shot [18], [31].

Mysteriously, sufferers start releasing the bow the instant they see the target, sabotaging any chance of a gold-medal shot.

Rebecca Adlington, Hannah Miley, Ellen Gandy and Halsall were all gold-medal shots, yet all Britain has to show so far is Adlington's two-bronze haul.