Minters

Awlso, tehre ar furst-tiem core minters whuz core mintz ar stil in moddy rayshen ! ❋ Unknown (2010)

For six coal minters trapped deep in a Utah mountain, dead or alive, this could be it. ❋ Unknown (2007)

Did the Framers of the Constitution imply that we should forever countenance a situation in which five or six men control the network media, and have an exclusive right to hire and fire the overseers of our press freedom, and minters of our information currency? ❋ Unknown (2006)

At the same time, alternative minters can be set up to produce short term names; for example, transaction identifiers and compact web server session keys. ❋ David Bigwood (2004)

Based on open source Berkeley DB databases, minters are extremely fast, scalable, reliable, and easy to create, and they have a small technical footprint. ❋ David Bigwood (2004)

The "noid" rhymes with void tool creates minters, or identifier generators, and accepts commands that operate them. ❋ David Bigwood (2004)

Summers was speaking to journalists at a press briefing following a meeting with Southern African DEC finance minters Thursday afternoon. ❋ Unknown (2000)

It requires private minters to buy their planchets, or blanks, from the Royal Mint, costs pay-able in fine metal of a weight equal to that of the alloy planchets. ❋ Cook, Glen (1988)

Athelstan appointed moneyers or minters throughout the country, he assigned eight (the largest number of all) to London, whilst for ❋ Unknown (N/A)

That was the condition and I am glad of this opportunity to pay tribute to the minters 'courage, and when I speak of the miners I speak also of men that came from Ontario, who worked side by side with the Nova Scotian miners and did everything humanly possible and everything white men could do to rescue their fellows underground. ❋ Unknown (1936)

The far-reaching wisdom of our minters has been exerted to secure the neutrality of ❋ Unknown (1906)

-- Henry L. Cake, an enthusiastic representative of the Pennsylvania Germans and of the anthracite-coal minters, came from the Schuylkill district. ❋ James Gillespie Blaine (1861)

And as unmeet a thing it is for bishops to be lord presidents, or priests to be minters, as it was for the Corinthians to plead matters of variance before heathen judges. ❋ Hugh Latimer (1858)

I cannot tell you; but the saying is, that since priests have been minters, money hath been worse than it was before. ❋ Hugh Latimer (1858)

'i got [a few] [new] [sheep] on the farm' 'ahhh minters' ❋ Ginge-o (2007)

Can't believe I [fell off] [the bus], what a total [minter]! ❋ Shanicefghijk (2010)

Dave: “Did you see [Lucy] dancing [on the table] last night?” Luke:”Yeah, what an utter [minter]” ❋ Rupture Godzilla Vag (2021)

You should have [bought] that car I saw [the other day], it was a [minter]! ❋ Slyer (2009)

First person:What [operating system] do you use? [Second person]: [Linux Mint] First person: Nice you're a minter! ❋ Willxtreme (2009)

[Oh] [look at that] [minter] ❋ David Beardsworth (2019)

Phooar [look at] her, [what a] minter Can also say [minta] ❋ Urban Dictionary UK (2005)

that was a total minter when i [fell] [infront] of [paris hilton] ❋ Shanice (2005)

"I bet you that [Minter] has a ginger minge." "I always [get picked] last [for the team]; I bet it's 'coz i'm a Minter!" ❋ Silverspoon (2005)

Person: [Oh my god]! He is [such a] [Simon Minter]! ❋ ThatIsMyUsername19 (2016)