Sentence examples for ounce down from inspiring English sources

Gold closed in London at $297.50 bid per troy ounce, down from $300.40 on Friday.

Silver closed in London at $4.52 bid per troy ounce, down from $4.60.

Gold closed at $279 a troy ounce, down from a high of $293.25 on Sept. 26 but up from $273.60 at the end of 2000.

Gold fell to $1,144.60 an ounce, down from $1,145.50 on Wednesday, and copper fell 3 cents, to $3.08 a pound.

Thanks to heavy capital investment and retraining, Ashanti can mine gold for just below $200 an ounce, down from around $250 in 1997.

But with the near collapse of the South African rand and an aggressive cost-cutting strategy, Anglogold's operating costs have dropped sharply in dollar terms, and the company now extracts gold at $206 per ounce, down from $292 in June 1997.

In three sizes -- twin, which has 16 ounces of down; queen, with 16 ounces of down; or king, with 22 ounces -- the blanket ($59.99 for members; $62.49 for nonmembers) is covered in 230-thread-count 230-thread-count 230-thread-count

One ounce of down, with a fill power of 600, expands to fill 600 cubic inches.

Even more frustrating to gold investors, the commodity's price was wildly volatile in the third and fourth quarters, bouncing up to $986 per troy ounce and down to $700.

Fill power is simply how much space 1 ounce of down takes up within the comforter.

The comb becomes ensnarled with "greasy cashmere": a mixture of long hairs, dirt, bits of vegetation, and a small amount of fine down — three to four ounces of down per goat per year, or enough for a third of a sweater.