Sentence examples for minting from from inspiring English sources
The most pressing question for most western electricity utilities is what they should do with the money they are still minting from their near-monopoly domestic businesses.
"The BBC should make a mint from the brand internationally.
This is why currency is minted from non-magnetic metals.
They're always in competition with other mints from around the world.
If it expects to make a mint from selling broadband and television, it may be disappointed.
York and Lincoln were their principal mints, from which numerous memorial coins of SS.
He pulled a tin of breath mints from his shirt pocket.
"Doing that prevented the U.S. Mint from having to make more pennies," Luhrman told me recently.
Going to get the mint from the garden when it was lamb.
Mr. Trummer also adds lime mint from the Greenmarket to the Town daiquiri.
Yet the government badly needs the rent, while Gazprom and its Kyrgyzstani friends make a mint from fuel contracts.
