Sentence examples for too much silver from inspiring English sources

Following a request by the Spanish king, in order to avoid too much silver leaving to Japan, the Viceroy asked for the proceeds to be spent on Mexican goods, except for an amount of 12,000 pesos and 8,000 pesos in silver which Hasekura and Yokozawa could bring back with them respectively.

All Middle Eastern skin tones should generally avoid lip colors with too much silver in them (commonly seen in pink and red lip colors,) which looks metallic and unnatural.

In the sixteenth century, the Portuguese echoed this sentiment, complaining that too much of their silver from the New World was going to India; after the British arrived on the subcontinent, they made similar protests.

Without going over this critical detail, you could end up paying entirely too much for your silver holdings.

It can ruin lives, friendships, families and dreams, and trying to focus too much on finding a silver lining can trivialize real suffering.

The Man Who Knew Too Much (1934, PG, Carlton Silver Collection, VHS/Retail) First time on video for the thriller that established Hitchcock as the "Master of Suspense".

It would be a mistake to praise Silver too much – his hand was essentially forced by the players – but it's impossible to imagine his predecessor taking such a strong stance.

"There's too much of a mentality of silver bullets," Broome told me.

This suggested that the paint was recent.X-ray fluorescence also revealed that the painting's gilded background was made from gold that contained too much copper and too little silver for the 14th century.

We the audience get it – we don't worry too much about whether its gold, silver or bronze – but some of the athletes don't get it in terms of their immediate, post-competition interviews, but I'm sure they will with a bit more time".

But excepting a large fabric collage titled "The Self" and a series of large black-and-silver collages, too much of this work simply drowns itself out.