Sentence examples for balls of gold from inspiring English sources

Granulation, in jewelry, type of decoration in which minute grains or tiny balls of gold are applied to a surface in geometric or linear patterns or massed to fill in parts of a decoration.

While one pillar contains an inscription recording the donation of ten kazhanchus (small balls ) of gold by one Kirarpiriyan of Mahabalipuram in 858, another records the donation of 16 kazhanchus of gold in 813 for the maintenance of a lamp by a Brahmin woman named Vasanthanar.

This principle was famously demonstrated by Galileo Galilei some 400 years ago when he simultaneously dropped cannon and musket balls, and balls made of gold, silver and wood, from the Tower of Pisa.

"Evidently the planet was not a solid ball of gold, formed like a bullet run in a mould, but was composed of nuggets of various sizes, which had come together here under the influence of their mutual gravitation, and formed a little metallic planet".

That one guitar line, that certain drum beat, how it turned my life into a ball of gold".

Her battery-producing viruses cover their entire 880 nanometer-lengths with tiny balls of cobalt oxide and gold, leaving her with nanowires six nanometers in diameter and 880 nanometers long.

All electrodes were composed of gold wire with ball-shaped endings, soldered to a small standard printed circuit board connector.

Robert is a man with a heart of gold, a preternatural gut, and balls of pure lonsdaleite (an ultra-rare mineral 58percentt harder than diamond).

Since, semi-autogenous grinding (SAG) ball-mill circuits represent the single largest type of gold milling comminution circuits, the chapter focuses on SAG.

When it's so cold outside your balls shrink up like croutons, those two extra ounces are ounces of gold.

Other effects made the "Bal de Nuit," or nighttime ball, in gray diamonds set against sapphires and tanzanites with droplets of gold.