Sentence examples for mass of silver from inspiring English sources

And when you see it, and the light shining through it, a mass of silver drops in a big, dark, space, you almost gasp.

Six centuries later peace was still a wish: something stopped a Viking from coming back to retrieve his stashed mass of silver, from a field near Bedale, North Yorkshire.

Mr. Israel, 52, who is serving a 22-year sentence, was wearing a tan prison uniform with his hair grown out, a mass of silver and brown curls sprouting from the sides of his bald head.

Wilson, carefully closing the door to Clarke's office, opened the trunk, revealing two perfectly preserved miniature brass cannons, along with a heavy, stonelike lump that, on careful inspection, turned out to be a solid mass of silver coins, fused together by long immersion in seawater.

The other half of the hoard contains a large mass of silver coins which are of "lower quality" and manufactured at a later date.

It also shows that the edge of the spray-coated line is composed of a mass of silver dots, resulting from the inevitable diffraction of the spraying process.

There were men painted in gold striking giant drums, stilt walkers and dancers and giant green bubble producing princesses being propelled along the grid by a merry mass of silver-clad men.

The single-room office of the L. Sims News & Speculation Sheet was in one of the city's oldest buildings, constructed of chocolate-colored brick and masses of silver granite.

"I can tell you where I got every one of these items," Ms. Rose said later, pointing to her cut-off-at-the-ankle cords, Lilith Fair halter tank and masses of silver necklaces and rings.

But, as has been said both by Poseidonius and several others, since the country was rich in gold, and also belonged to people who were god-fearing and not extravagant in their ways of living, it came to have treasures in many places in Celtica; but it was the lakes, most of all, that afforded the treasures their inviolability, into which the people let down heavy masses of silver or even of gold.

Tandem mass spectra of silver adducted lactose at an m/z of 449.03 for [M + 107Ag]+ in e standard sample and f breast milk.