Converse of object

• denominate: There were also £ 301 million short-term commercial paper borrowings, all sterling denominated.

• draw: Payments from overseas must be in sterling drawn on a UK clearing bank.

Preposition: against

• euro: The evidence is the sharp rise in sterling against the euro over the past three years.

Adjective modifier

• s: Prices Our base prices are quoted in £ s Sterling, Euros or US dollars.

• British: The prices displayed on are web site are in £ GBP British pound Sterling.

Modifies a noun

• silver: Wish List £ 75.00 Sterling Silver Heart Drop Necklace Cute sterling silver heart necklace with lobster claw clasp.

• check: Tuition fees may be paid by sterling check, bank transfer or credit card.

• jewelry: More than 2,000 products of Bali silver beads & findings, sterling silver jewelry.

• jewelry: The Basics range of jewelry features value-for-money core lines in sterling silver jewelry.

• liquidity: These additional securities will also be eligible as sterling stock liquidity under the FSA sterling stock liquidity regime.

• bracelet: And what could be more beautiful than these enchanting sterling silver bracelets for generations of girls everywhere.

Noun used with modifier

• pound: Of use pay pounds sterling country you're visiting.

• GB: Prices All prices quoted on our pages are in GB pounds sterling and include VAT.

• pence: Rates for pc users are shown in pounds and pence sterling per hour, and rates for Mac users are shown in US dollars.

• uk: Me over the would be dead chance to play in uk sterling.

Possessives

• appreciation: The report notes that current price comparisons are influenced by sterling's appreciation ( which makes overseas prices appear cheaper ).

• departure: The last major depreciation in the value of sterling came in the early-mid 1990s following sterling's departure from the exchange rate mechanism.

• strength: And now, of course, sterling's remarkable strength against the new currency of the euro.

Preposition: for

• currency: Forward Book the difference between aggregate forward commitments to sell sterling for foreign currency and forward commitments to buy sterling with foreign currency.

Preposition: by

• check: Payment must be made in UK sterling by check or banker's draft.