Sentence examples for silver from the from inspiring English sources

This included numerous so-called "treasure ships", heavily armed warships that convoyed the gold and silver from the Spanish colonies in the Americas to the Spanish mainland.

Pilgrim Century silver, from the 17th century, is extremely rare.

He told us how he'd arrived in Silver from the Bay Area a decade earlier.

Large quantities of silver from the New World also encouraged eager buyers in Europe.

These essentially complete the museum's survey of English silver from the 15th to 20th century.

Over two four-day periods, chemicals leach silver from the bags.

Today at 10 a.m.: American silver, including silver from the collection of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Nusrala.

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It struck silver from the cockatoo and splintered the windscreen of a toy truck threading up the mountain where trees went down to steel.

There they carried on a contraband trade with Spanish settlers, who were collecting great quantities of silver from the mines of Upper Peru (now Bolivia).

In desperation they looted their own palaces, even ripping gold and silver from the walls and ceilings, in order to finance an adequate army.