Sentence examples for gold spiked from inspiring English sources

So in February several gold producers cut back on hedging and the price of gold spiked up again.

The price of gold spiked to record highs in 2011 but is now down about 8 percent from its pre-Q.E.2 level.

At tea with a monk, we make an act of merit and pay for a pewter bell with a heart-shaped clapper to hang on one of the gold spiked domes and clink forever a small memorial to our love.

Gold spiked as high as $850 a troy ounce in 1980, when the second Arab oil embargo sent inflation roaring and the Soviet invasion of Afghanistan caused stock markets to slump.

I made it right after the financial collapse, when we were being advised to invest in gold and gold production spiked tenfold.

Both Joan and Mel have been awarded the Gold Spike, the university's highest award for volunteer service.

Gold spike-heeled sandals may compromise your ability to run or jump, but they look good on tanned feet.

Join us in examining the legacies of the Transcontinental Railroad and its effect on Stanford University during the 150th anniversary year of the Gold Spike.

It was here on May 10 , 1869 that Leland Stanford drove the Last Spike (or Gold Spike), joining the rails of the Transcontinental Railroad and forever linking Stanford University to this transformative event and the changes it brought to California and the nation.

The Stanford Historical Society will lead a commemoration of the Gold Spike's 150th anniversary, which will include presentations on the impact of the Transcontinental Railroad on the American West, an official proclamation, and a reception.

In his two years on the campus of Baylor in Waco, Tex., Wariner, who comes from Grand Prairie, Tex., has walked the hallways and seen Johnson's pictures and gold spikes from the Atlanta Olympics.