Sentence examples for gold weighing from inspiring English sources

Gold weighing 400g (14oz), worth about 2m Sri Lankan rupees (£9,400), was found hidden inside the suspect's rectal cavity, a customs spokesman told the BBC.

A nugget of gold weighing three-quarters of an ounce dangles from a leather string on his chest, a reminder of the thrill of finding gold winking amid the gravel in a sluice pan.

It occasionally is found as nuggets as large as 12 millimetres (0.5 inch) in diameter, and on rare occasions nuggets of native gold weighing up to 50 kilograms are found the largest having weighed 92 kilograms.

Since then, Mr. Collado's team of six divers has recovered almost 1,600 gold coins, three bars of gold bullion weighing a total of 7.3 pounds, and three masses of gold weighing five pounds each.

The average amount received from these walk-in customers was 2.25kg, but once gold weighing 35kg — the average weight of a 10-year-old boy in the UK — was exchanged for cash from a walk-in customer whose identity was unrecorded.

One hundred and sixty leaves of gold, weighing one tola, are sold at Rs.28 and 140 silver leaves of the same weight at Re. 1-8.

It was made up of 14,000 pieces of 22-carat gold, weighed 3.32 kilogrammes (7.3 pounds) and was put together by 15 craftsmen over 16 days.

The minimum deposit is thought to be one bar, which in the case of gold weighs 400 troy ounces (12.4kg), worth around $500,000.

Dr. Gold weighed in against using the space shuttle and other manned space flights in the 1980's, arguing that instruments and unmanned flights could accomplish nearly as much for science.

So, a non-abstract set theorist would first paraphrase "the gold weighs ten ounces" into "that set of gold atoms weighs ten ounces".

It included the 50 Excelentes, a gold coin weighing nearly five ounces that Sotheby's described as "the largest gold coin from the 15th century that survives today".