Sentence examples for make the coin from inspiring English sources

Josh grew increasingly befuddled, as Robbins continued to make the coin vanish and reappear — on his shoulder, in his pocket, under his watchband.

Fischbacher, whose interest in big cats may only be rivaled by his interest in magic, began his career at the age of nine, when he bought a magic book and taught himself how to put a coin in a glass, cover it with a handkerchief, and make the coin disappear.

"Major sacrifices are made for long periods of time to make the coin," Stacey says.

In a note found among his papers, Longacre wrote that his task was to make the coin as easy as possible to distinguish from the quarter eagle, which at $2.50 was close in value.

The coin, as sculpted by Saint-Gaudens, was in too high relief for the Mint to strike readily; completion of the design modifications necessary to make the coin sufficiently flat to be struck by one blow of the Mint's presses took months.

Tell your audience you will make the coin disappear.

The rounded £1 coin has been in use since 1983, with £1.5bn in circulation in March 2013, but ministers say the old technology used to make the coins makes it too easy for counterfeiters to copy.

"I would walk in a way to make the coins jingle in my pocket the rhythm of a particular song..

It's not clear if the group has enough metal reserves to even make the coins, much less defeat the stigma that would accompany money bearing Islamic State insignia.

Grading and daily price guides have "certainly made the coin market more liquid, just like organized stock exchanges made equities more liquid," said Dalton L. Chandler, an analyst at Needham & Company, an investment firm based in New York.

Unfortunately for Coin, the switch to EMV effectively made the Coin useless to anyone who had an upgraded card.