100 tons of goldの例文

• They have sold more than 3, 100 tons of gold since 1989.
• The surrounding walls were originally created from 100 tons of gold ore from Rosamond.
• At current world prices, 100 tons of gold is worth $ 1.2 billion.
• Of the nearly 100 tons of gold laundered through Swiss banks, only 4 tons was returned.
• In 1993, Russia sold the first gold bond issue, one-year securities backed by 100 tons of gold which paid quarterly interest.
• Abdul Razzaq heads the gold-trading firm ARY, which says it imports nearly 100 tons of gold annually, a quarter of it to Pakistan.
• The Kilo-moto mining concession, which reportedly has reserves of 100 tons of gold, covers 83, 000 square kilometers ( 32, 000 square miles ).
• ""'100 Tons of Gold " "'is a non-fiction book written by David Leon Chandler and published by Doubleday in 1978.
• With an investment of over Rs 2, 200 million, MMTC PAMP has an annual refining capacity of 100 tons of gold, 600 tons of silver and mints 2.75 million pieces.
• Yuri Karpov, president of Rosvtordragmet, told the Interfax news agency the increase is part of a plan aimed at better using some 500, 000 tons of waste that contains about 100 tons of gold.
• South Korea has collected more than 100 tons of gold worth dlrs 1 billion in a campaign aimed at obtaining badly needed foreign currency to help save the country's economy, campaign organizers said Friday.
• If the Swiss accepted the 100 tons of gold offered them by the Germans in 1943 which was worth dlrs 123, 000, 000, how can it be conceded to the Swiss that they acted in good faith?
• In Portugal, which like Switzerland was a wartime neutral, trade with Nazi Germany netted up to 100 tons of gold _ much of it looted, all of it routed through Switzerland _ in return for Portuguese textiles, food and, most important, tungsten, used in the manufacture of steel for the implements of war.
• Chandler's books include " Brothers in Blood " ( 1975 ), a history of the Cosa Nostra; " The Natural Superiority of Southern Politicians ", ( 1977 ); " 100 Tons of Gold " about a mysterious gold horde in New Mexico; " Henry Flagler : The Astonishing Life and Times of the Visionary Robber Baron Who Founded Florida " ( 1986 ); " The Binghams of Louisville " ( 1988 ), a controversial biography of Robert Worth Bingham ( who married Flagler's widow a year before her death ); and " The Jefferson Conspiracies " ( 1994 ), about the death of Meriwether Lewis ( released several months after Chandler's death ).