用minted造句子，“minted”造句

Transportation, possession or use of the counterfeit, altered or illegally printed or minted Renminbi is prohibited.

The last copper copekcs of Tsarist Russia were minted in 1916.

Experts are not very glad with the fact that the copeck is not going to be minted any more.

Wall Street's titans minted money in good times but now find it hard to repay their debts, if they are in business at all.

If you are reading the resume of a newly minted graduate, take a little time to discover what that person really learned in his or her course of study.

It is newly minted jargon.

The date (and time) a stamp was minted.

The scramble for faculty jobs is prompting graduate students and newly minted Ph.D.s to look overseas.

She encouraged this class of newly minted MBAs to take risks, even if it means less money at first.

Alone and needing a job, Michael made a counterintuitive choice for a newly minted ex-gay: He took an editing job in San Francisco.

The copeck was usually minted from silver.

The coin is minted by Shenyang mint, and solely distributed by China Gold coin Incorporation.

Freshly minted entrepreneurs are typically major risks for lenders because they lack business experience, collateral to secure the loan or both.

And with the formation of the merchant class came also the development of metallic money, the minted coin, a new instrument for the domination of the non-producer over the producer and his production.

The self - styled prince roy adopted a flag , chose a national anthem and minted silver and gold coins.

It is Scott who is blamed for creating a mythical Scotland, a land of bogus romanticism, festooned in newly minted tartan and ripe for the Victorian Balmoralisation that was to follow.

” proclaim full-page advertisements in the newspapers, adorned with the newly-minted red star of Mr Chá vez's“ Bolivarian socialism”.

Now a lot of bright, young, newly-minted college graduate are looking for jobs.

Pieces of eight, minted out of South American silver, crossed the Pacific and were used up and down the coast of Asia.

The resource for which a stamp is minted.