A silver Y landed on the garden fence at dusk, the Y-shaped mark on its forewing catching the fading light.

When exposed to air, silver sulphide forms a dark tarnish on antique cutlery.

During our road trip, we spent a rainy afternoon exploring a small museum dedicated to the mining history of the Silver State.

A silver gull swooped down to snatch a chip from the picnic blanket, startling the children.

The museum's display included a rare specimen of black silver from a 19th-century mine.

After two decades of reliable performance, she still couldn't break through the silver ceiling at the firm and was passed over for promotion.

The silver medallist accepted the applause with a gracious smile.

Many philosophers argue that the silver rule—do not treat others in ways you would not want to be treated—offers a clearer ethical guide in difficult situations than more permissive norms.

She inherited a chest of flat silver that her grandmother had used for afternoon tea.

A silver thaw lay across the meadow, sparkling like powdered glass in the morning sun.