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Meanings of silvern in anglès
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Examples for "silver"
Examples for "silver"
1
This silver block with attached chain is a good case in point.
2
In Singapore, however, consumers used price dips to buy gold and silver.
3
Wood and coal; apple and peach; iron and silver; ship and automobile.
4
The stars were out; the sea was silver; the sun was up.
5
You don't change our border silver as often as you used to.
1
The waters of the North sparkled and tossed in the silvery sun.
2
The moon rose in the silvery sky, empearling the clouds around her.
3
Very handsome; leaves silvery white beneath; among others is a weeping variety.
4
The little silvery chime of a clock in the saloon struck twelve.
5
Swift and sure the prow of the night-boat parted the silvery foam.
Usage of silvern in anglès
1
Then his hand flew to his breast; there was a silvern gleam and-
2
Against the silvern light, Bristol appeared to me in black silhouette.
3
Black against the silvern patch, I saw him emerge-andlook up.
4
His voice was dry and husky,-unlikehis usual silvern tones.
5
There was no menace in the night's silvern calmness
6
Then, very faintly, I seemed to detect the silvern ringing receding away through distant rooms.
7
Speech may be silvern, but silence is surely golden.
8
There was sincerity in the appeal, spoken in the softest, most silvern tone which he had ever heard.
9
Other examples of alliteration in proverbs are: "Delays are dangerous," "Speech is silvern, silence is golden."
10
With Hinahina of silvern wreaths.
11
At last, not knowing how to get his treachery forgotten, he made Clotaire a present of a large silvern dish.
12
Manager SEDGER thinks of temporarily adopting as his motto for this theatre, "Speech is silvern, silence is golden."
13
Such was the multitude of golden and silvern articles and other precious things that it took fifty wagons to hold them.
14
His hair was now silvern, but it still curled in the old places, and his gestures had apparently not aged at all.
15
He agreed grimly: "Yes, it's been a day," and looked over his shoulder at the quiet silvern garden, and shivered.
16
The Babylonians coloured the seven planets as follows: the moon, silvern; the sun, golden; Mars, red; Saturn, black; Jupiter, orange; Venus, yellow; and Mercury, blue.
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