Sentence examples for valuable silver from inspiring English sources

Clipping meant the person got a new coin and a little scrap of valuable silver – a capital offence.

"The first time I exchanged I brought my jewelry and valuable silver to my office," she said.

As a courtesy to the British the Sultan leases to Britain his most valuable silver of African coastline (52 miles long and 10 miles wide), which gives the Crown Colony of Kenya its principal outlet to the sea.

The French government authorized a lottery; among the prizes were valuable silver plate and a terracotta model of the statue.

These coins would remove valuable silver and gold coins from circulation in the Irish economy, and since the new copper coins would not be minted under Irish authority, there was no way for the Irish to control the quality and amount.

To the exasperation of his father, he exchanged a valuable silver-tipped violin bow for a month's supply of wild strawberries from the gypsies.

Your character, the Book of Proverbs points out, is more valuable than silver or gold.

The aluminum apex, at the time a rare metal as valuable as silver, was cast by William Frishmuth of Philadelphia.

Not surprisingly, when Columbus introduced the drab cocoa bean to the Spanish court, the royals focused instead on the valuable gold, silver, and other New World treasures.

We briefly thought of throwing him back, because pinks are less valuable than silvers.

"Whatever things he had collected by defeating all those kings — all the valuables, gold, silver, ornaments, and coins — he gave to the Lord".