Which preposition to use with silver

in Occurrences 126%

The color was not apparent, but its luster was soft silver in the night.

for Occurrences 41%

I feel so deeply for the perishing thousands in that part of London that I am almost tempted to run every risk; and though at this moment I have not a penny to command, yet I am so firmly persuaded of the goodness of the Master whose I am and whom I desire to serve, that I shall not want gold or silver for the work."

on Occurrences 40%

Then the shining silver on the tea-table was something new; he marked its beauty of line, and the blue and gold and brown pattern on the delicate china he was almost afraid to touch.

of Occurrences 40%

He had lived too close to nature to be able ever to keep the green and silver of woods and rivers far from his thoughts; they were the mirrors in which his fancy saw itself.

to Occurrences 33%

He tossed a piece of silver to one who wailed in the ditch,a forlorn stranger from Hai-nan, lamenting the broken shells and empty baskets of his small venture.

with Occurrences 30%

But still their trembling ears retained The deep vibrations of his 'witching song, That, by a kind of magic power, constrained To enter in, pell-mell, the listening throng: Heaps poured on heaps, and yet they slipped along In silent ease; as when beneath the beam Of summer moons, the distant woods among, Or by some flood all silvered with the gleam, The soft-embodied fays through airy portal stream.

at Occurrences 22%

And he had yellow buckskin trousers, laced in a Mexican fashion with silver at the sides; a narrow belt, a long, red silk handkerchief flying from behind his neck in cowboy fashion.

from Occurrences 21%

He was, therefore, ready for any kind of mischief that turned up, and when he saw the Drurys going away in the train, he thought he would steal a bag of silver from their sideboard, then set fire to the house, and run away and hide the silver.

as Occurrences 20%

If the applicant is satisfactory, the lady of the house pays her a bonus of one krone or two kroner called "hand money"that is, she crosses her hand with silver as an evidence of good faithand the girl agrees to report for duty within one week after New Year's or Midsummer's day, as the case may be.

into Occurrences 13%

When I tried to slip some silver into his hand he refused to take it, and with a merry laugh said "I wonder if you would be offended, signore, if I told you of something for which I had been longing and longing?" "Not at all.

over Occurrences 7%

How beautifully the sun went down behind the hills, lighting up the western sky, and the fleecy clouds floating in the heavens with a blaze of glory, throwing a mantle of silver over the tall ranges and mountain peaks that loomed up in solemn grandeur away in the east; and how stilly, silently the stars came out from the depths above, and how brightly and truthfully they were given back from away down in depths beneath the placid waters.

out Occurrences 6%

To make men sensible and sagacious, who were not born so, is more than I pretend to; to create and new-model things in this manner would be a glorious thing indeed; but one might as easily make gold out of lead, silver out of tin, a Titornus out of a Conon, or a Milo out of a Leotrophides.

by Occurrences 6%

Quietly removed from any relationship to real money such as gold or silver by Richard Nixon in the early 1970s, US currency now finds its value in pure social construction.

across Occurrences 5%

As the light fell upon her features I saw they were thin and hard, with deep-set eyes and a stray wisp of silver across her wrinkled brow.

among Occurrences 4%

"A Martini is worth her weight in silver among the Pathans.

about Occurrences 4%

I had a suitor (saith Aretine's Lucretia) that when he came to my house, flung gold and silver about, as if it had been chaff.

under Occurrences 4%

Around them was a world of waters, silver under the moon and stars now piercing the dusk, and the Onondaga could see the vast star on which sat the mighty chieftain who had gone away four hundred years ago to eternal life.

above Occurrences 3%

The sun went down in flaming splendours of crimson and gold, a young moon hung like a sickle of silver above the dark pine forest, and everywhere below was the white purity of the fresh-fallen snow.

beneath Occurrences 3%

I thought that I smelled gold and silver beneath the barley meal.

per Occurrences 3%

The cargo would keep (if kept dry) for many a long dayand the greater the delay in delivery, the greater the impatience of the consignees and their willingness to pay even more than the stipulated priceits weight in silver per rifle.

against Occurrences 3%

There before her, silver against the darkness, there shone a single star.

than Occurrences 2%

Two houses advanced to Edward III of England upwards of three hundred thousand marks, at a time when the mark contained more silver than fifty shillings of the present day, and when the value of silver was more than quadruple of what it now is.

through Occurrences 2%

Volney's Travels.] (As the bright orb of breezy midnight pours 200 Long threads of silver through her gaping towers, O'er mouldering tombs, and tottering columns gleams, And frosts her deserts with diffusive beams), Sad o'er the mighty wreck in silence bends, Lifts her wet eyes, her tremulous hands extends.

without Occurrences 1%

I was not of your council in the scheme, Or might have saved you silver without end, And sighs too without number.

after Occurrences 1%

" Thereupon the Good Knight took one piece of silver after another from the table and made a present of it to each one of the assembled company, not keeping a single thing for himself, to the amazement of every one.

Which preposition to use with  silver