Sentence examples for gold was about from inspiring English sources

In the early 16th century, the price of silver in terms of gold was about twice as high in China as in Europe; the price gap lasted from 1540 until it disappeared under the weight of increased silver production, mainly from Latin American mines such as the great complex at Potosi, by about 1640.

It may have been a signal that the price of gold was about to peak.

THOSE people who thought that reaching $1,000 an ounce was a sign that the bull market in gold was about to collapse have been proved wrong.

In 1980, when "Solid Gold" was about to begin its long run, he flew from his New York office to Los Angeles so he could personally choreograph the dance numbers.

Last year we described the duo's risky bet that the two-decade bear market in gold was about to turn.

Contrary to the 2009 and 2010 results, it was shown in the 2012 experiments that the interactions of flerovium and copernicium respectively with gold were about equal.

Gold is about to bounce back, according to top advisers.

Furthermore, free electron in gold is about 6 × 1022/cm3, much higher than that in graphene.

Indeed, the Rtip of gold is about 60× smaller than that of copper.

A representative example was presented in Fig. 2. The mean diameter of colloidal gold is about 15 nm and that of QDs is about 3.5 nm (Fig. 3).

The clear message from our gold bull: No ifs, ands or buts, gold is about to become golden again.