Sentence examples for silver at a from inspiring English sources

Although "I have such mixed emotions about leaving," Mr. Rosen said, he agreed with an opinion expressed by Mr. Silver at a recent dinner.

The Democrats vehemently decried the Republican pursuit of empire and resurrected the contentious issue of freely coining silver at a 16:1 ratio to gold (at Bryan's behest).

Chinese thrower Wu Quing received a gold medal to go with her silver at a new hastily arranged medal ceremony on Sunday.

The U.S. effectively ended its use of the silver standard in 1873 with the passage of the Fourth Coinage Act, under which the government would no longer produce silver dollars for domestic use or exchange silver at a fixed price.

The 20-year-old was beaten 21-14, 21-16 by Michelle Li of Canada but became the first Scot to win a badminton singles silver at a Commonwealth Games.

The quadrigati were of the weight of the lighter Romano-Campanian didrachms and reflected the rising cost of silver at a time of stress; concurrently the cast bronze coinage of Rome dropped steadily in weight from an as of one pound to one of three ounces or less.

Coeur d'Alene sold silver at an average price of $6.85 an ounce in the quarter, down from $6.94 a year ago.

At the 2009 world championships, in Rome, he grabbed another five golds, and one silver, at an event that was overshadowed by a debate over swimsuit technology.

"I can't sit here with my face screwed up when I've got a silver at an Olympic Games.

We have constructed and characterized two PHM variants that when metalated bind copper and silver at only a single center.

But in 1980 those same "dumb" individuals were selling gold at $500 and higher per ounce and their grandmother's silver at $50 an ounce.