Sentence examples for stuff of silver from inspiring English sources

Their family backgrounds were not exactly the stuff of silver spoons.

Built in 1140, the battles fought over Kerak between the Arab hero, Salah ud-Din and the vicious French noble, Reynald of Châtillon, are the stuff of silver screen legend.

And here in a showcase is a pot of the stuff – a pile of silver coins stamped with the head of Ethelred the Unready.

The armchairs were deep, the bathtub capacious; there were books and paintings and oddments scattered about, collections of silver cigar cases, stuffed birds and precious porcelains.

There were rows and rows of silver rolling racks stuffed with the clothes from his past collections.

She holds the handle of a silver pitcher filled with water, the stuff of life, which stands on a silver platter on a tapestry-covered, domestic altar.

Their predicament (she likes him more than he likes her) feels more the stuff of the problem page than the silver screen.

Thieves had ransacked their house, stealing Judy's wedding ring, a pair of silver cups commemorating the births of Seth and Amy, and other valuables, evidently stuffing them into pillowcases stripped from the children's beds.

This demonstrates the photocatalytic activity of silver nanoparticles for methylene blue which may be exploited for the benign treatment of dye stuffs [116].

Emmons' travails in Athens are now the stuff of shooting legend, but a comparatively uneventful silver medal in the rifle prone shows that's all in the past, surely.

Clusters of silver balloons.