(1) I don't know about Britain, but it used to be that one could get one's gas pumped for an extra nickel a gallon.

(2) A button the size of a nickel

(3) Your continuing problem leads me to believe you may be allergic to nickel , which may be added to gold and silver jewelry.

(4) Base metals such as nickel and copper are facing production deficits (this means that there is more demand than supply).

(5) We are already exporting gold and we have substantial resources of silver, uranium, nickel , cobalt, the deposits of which need further investigation.

(6) The most common alloying elements are aluminum, nickel , silicon, tin, and zinc.

(7) We will see gasoline prices go up about a nickel

(8) But just to make sure, a second batch of the 24-carat gold over silver over nickel over copper statues is being made and will be flown to Los Angeles rather than by road.

(9) Cobalt, nickel and manganese are metals with iron-like properties.

(10) When waste oils are burned in incinerators, toxic metals such as nickel , vanadium and cadmium get ensnared in the particles given off into the atmosphere.

(11) I'm not aware of any organic molecule that's green without the help of a metal like nickel or copper.

(12) Other trace elements such as iodine, uranium, nickel , lead, iron, and lithium also exist in the Dead Sea water.

(13) Cross the street to save that nickel per gallon when the price is lower.

(14) Other plated metals include nickel , copper, and gold.

(15) Coins are made using various alloys of metals like nickel , copper and zinc.

(16) Incineration of waste fuel oils without abatement leads to a massive increase in the emissions of heavy metals, especially nickel and vanadium.

(17) If there was a shortage of gold and silver, then cheaper nickel or copper were used in the coins.

(18) Nearby, there could be drums containing potassium, nickel , barium or a little bit of manganese leaching into the pretty stream.

(19) Mineral deposits include oil and natural gas, gold, uranium, bauxite, nickel , and cobalt.

(20) As well as cadmium in batteries, handsets can contain plastics, ceramics, copper, flame retardants, nickel , zinc, silver and other metals.