Sentence examples for those coins from inspiring English sources

And by now, those coins have come to signify the essence of value to us.

"The past doesn't exist in the same way those coins exist.

It comes from the article "In a Park Fountain, All of Those Coins Add Up".

But strangely, those coins are not euros or Polish złoty – they are American dimes and quarters.

Meanwhile, the spy's young ward (or granddaughter) is wearing some of those coins as a necklace.

Some vignerons here have caches of Rosé des Riceys that date back nearly as far as those coins.

WORDS evolve, even those coined by skeptics of evolution.

"If you have a million coin flips," he says, "it's almost certain that somewhere in those coin flips there will be 20 heads in a row".

You're sitting in a seat that is vibrating ominously, though it's not one of those coin-operated massage chairs.

You walk through a vestibule into a dark room, with black leather chairs, like beauty-shop chairs but as comfortable as those coin-massagers in airports.

The commercial closes with a slogan about expeditiousness akin to those coined for tax preparers and antacids: "The fastest way to learn a language.