COINS造句
121. Lenny bent over to pick up the coins.
122. Sales of gold coins are soaring.
123. The driver counts the coins into his tin.
124. Although other factors are involved, the depreciation in value is principally due to the number of these coins found by detector users.
125. He took it and laughed as he counted the few coins.
126. Simply fill a jar with spare coins - it's amazing how quickly the pennies grow.
127. The range of denominations A second way of looking at coins is to examine the denominations in which they were made.
128. Finds of Roman coins and pottery within the graveyard may indicate a similar relationship.
129. Felt pretty chipper, as we scraped together enough coins to buy a shared polystyrene cup of milky tea.
130. The coins are still the most widely traded gold bullion coin on the world's secondary bullion market.
131. Coins may also be acquired from various sources; local finds or gifts of collectors may give very different pictures.
132. Nevertheless, one pound coins are still lost at a rate of tens of thousands per year.
133. I found some coins and gave them to him, surprised by the formality of his thanks.
134. I paid in gold coins and got change in jewels, amethysts in gold mounts.
135. Over the coming months the looming introduction of euro notes and coins is bound to add to pressures on the currency.
136. The task is to collect coins and to tip up the tortoises and spiders that crawl out of the pipes along the platforms.
137. Impressed by their studiousness, we carefully counted out some coins, making sure each boy got the same amount.
138. He had felt them - round swelling lumps the size of gold coins.
139. This is by far the largest cache of Roman coins to be uncovered in Britain since the eighteenth century.
140. She took two silver coins out of the tin then put it where it could only be found by her.
141. Without datable coins, other artefacts like pottery can not be dated.
142. Words are the coins making up the currency of sentences, and there are always too many small coins.Jules Renard
143. The wizard uncurled his stinging fist and the roll of gold coins slipped between his throbbing fingers.
144. The Roman coins showed the head and inscription of the Emperor.
145. Mostly we collected coins, but there were an awful lot of them.
146. The way in which the coinage circulated can be deduced from the proportions in hoards of coins from different mints.
147. The third main contribution of coins to the study of portraits is to their chronology.
148. In the left-hand pocket he found two tarnished coins of a kind he'd never seen before.
149. As he is about to bury the gold coins, his imbecile brother Jacob appears, pitchfork in hand.
150. He collected up the coins and put them back into his trouser pocket.
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