It later transpired that the linesman on Celtic Park's former "Jungle" side had been struck by all kinds of missiles, mainly coins.
Octavian coined mainly in Gaul, Italy, and Africa.
Silver was coined mainly for commemorative pieces between World Wars I and II, including the Hindenburg portrait pieces; zinc, aluminum, and alloys furnished the wartime currency of 1939 45.
The very word "Pakistan" was an artifice, coined mainly from the first letters of the provinces that Muslim leaders in India had dreamed of forging into a separate Muslim state.
Where precious silver was used mainly in coins and jewellery (and later in photography), its industrial uses now outstrip the decorative market.
Richard Hofstadter's "paranoid style," exhibited mainly on the right when he coined the term in the 1960's, seems to have been adopted by the left, as Nicholas Lemann recently pointed out in The New Yorker.
Migralepsy is an old term derived from migra ine) and (epi lepsy, coined by Dr Douglas Davidson, but mainly attributed to Lennox and Lennox, which we quote, "a given seizure may be a composite of symptoms encountered in epilepsy and migraine.
Coined in the mid-1990s, this is mainly used to refer to Turkish immigrants who began arriving in Germany in the 1960s as Gastarbeiter — or "guest workers" — and have remained there since.
However, almost all currently available chemotherapeutic drugs will eventually encounter resistance after their initial positive effect, mainly because cancer cells develop genetic alterations, collectively coined herein as mutations, to adapt to the therapy.
Electrum was continued in the east at Cyzicus, Lampsacus, Mytilene, and Phocaea traveling thence mainly to the Black Sea; in the west it was coined at Carthage.
