Sentences with phrase «make an example of silver»

Not exact matches

First he agonized, but when he made his decision to oppose the war, he unstintingly poured all the power of his personal example, boundless energy and silver tongue into the fight.

But none had the power, cachet or longevity that Mr. Silver, a Democrat, had enjoyed, and prosecutors sought to make an example of him.

Prosecutors have indicated, for example, that the trial will explore Silver's role in the budgetary deal - making that led to the 2014 demise of a Moreland Commission investigating legislators» outside income.

Antimony, for example, is a naturally occurring silver - colored metal that is widely used by numerous industries to make plastics, vulcanized rubber, flame retardants and a host of electronic components including solar cells and LEDs.

Electrodes and wiring, for example, can be made using silver particles mixed into silicone, while the bulk of a battery can be made using a paste of zinc particles and liquid electrolyte.

Colloidal silver is hard to make, the make at home kits make nanoparticles which are too large that can cause Argyria (a discoloration of soft tissue caused by the accumulation of silver) The blue man is just one example of what can happen when its made at home and consumed in large quantities.

Something about Barker's prose makes the rawest obscenity seem privileged — the pleasure / pain principle of his cenobites in print, for example, is made the grail, whereas on the silver screen it dips dangerously towards kitsch and cult camp.

In one particularly callous example, she blithely tells the new nanny (Kelly Macdonald) that the war at least had the silver lining of making lots of young, unmarried women available for employment, since so many potential mates were killed.

This is the first exhibition dedicated to the work of the English Regency silversmith Paul Storr (1771 — 1844), and it features more than 200 examples of craftsmanship in both silver and gold — making it the largest selection of Storr silver ever shown together.

Knox's designs, together with examples of the silver, pewter, ceramics, jewelry, and textiles made from these designs, were displayed; most had never been exhibited before.

(Kassay's paintings, for example, are ostensibly made with silver, a valuable metal that invokes a separate, non-artistic system of value, not unlike medieval religious icons, which were priced by both their devotional subjects and by the amount of gold they contained.)

Reinforcing the theory that «there's no silver bullet», Alex recommended focusing every day on one fix, somewhere, to make incremental improvements, and gave a number of examples of ways in which external suppliers, technology and process can contribute.

For example, when examining an individual who makes $ 48,000 annually (just above the $ 47,520 cut - off for individual premium subsidy eligibility in 2017) 60 year - olds would need to spend 22 % of their income to afford the average silver plan premium while 30 year - olds would only need to spend 9 %.