(1) Copper, gold and silver can all be recovered from discarded computers.

(2) We have been pawning the family silver to pleasure ourselves.

(3) And the only way to do that is to return to using real gold and silver , and maybe copper, as currency.

(4) If you're lucky to reach this hallowed ground, you'll be flattered and coddled until you've given up the family silver .

(5) Sales of silver and glass have been sluggish, with the exception of cutlery, Irish provincial silver , Irish and art deco glass.

(6) At the nearby processing plant copper, uranium oxide, gold and silver are produced for the Australian and overseas markets.

(7) He described the ratios between the densities of gold, mercury, lead, silver , bronze, copper, brass, iron, and tin.

(8) These pieces of land are like the family silver and shouldn't be lost to communities.

(9) Finally, it comes in a choice of seven colours: black, silver , red, yellow, blue, white and green.

(10) So maybe the cowboy boots do look kind of spiffy after a few licks of silver , purple, yellow and green.

(11) She has beautifully and brilliantly caught different moods of water in colours black, white and silver .

(12) They are all normal colours, silver , or white, and never-ever purple.

(13) In practice, precious metals such as gold or silver , metals in stable and high demand per unit weight, have won out over all other commodities as moneys.

(14) I tend to pick out the one pound coins and the silver to buy my lunch the next day so generally it's just the coppers that are left.

(15) The manager of the shop arrived to find the lock smashed, and the money, all silver and coppers, all gone.

(16) During the reign of James, sales of Crown land provided the family silver of the period.

(17) My favourite colours are silver , brown and rose.

(18) Poland and Hungary each earned two golds, one silver , and one bronze.

(19) Glass bottles are highly collectable, and some folk proudly display their bottles in much the same way as other people display the family silver or fine bone china.

(20) Thieves stole u00d4u00f6u00bcu251cu25515,000 worth of silver