| It needs to be continually reminted by the invention of new metaphors. |
| As monarchs came to the throne, coins featuring the old king or queen were melted down and reminted because of the value of the silver and gold, so not many have survived. |
| A work in which the language itself seems to be reminted, or in which a hitherto undreamed-of style is born, is of major importance. |
| He called in the old coinage to be reminted on new machines. |
| Paddy Power quote 6-4 that the pound coin will be taken out of circulation and either scrapped or reminted in a new form. |
| Created by the rhythm section of Creedence Clearwater Revival, the reminted band will appear Sept. |
