Sentence examples for chunks of gold from inspiring English sources

The water supply was not just clean, clear and abundant, but in the streams of Poyais there were chunks of gold.

"Dean now lately on drums and me on guitar, and out of the jamming comes some kind of form, like, lots and lots of garbage — you can picture a landfill — but some chunks of gold".

Dance, as a language, is a universal one, which is why it's confusing and thrilling to see humanoid chunks of gold, spider webs, and fur monsters getting down on the Instagram account of Esteban Diácono (previously).

The original, a rather valuable chunk of gold, is stored in his bank.

One hit post might be the difference between an absolving chunk of gold and a pocket mirror.

GB! GB! GB! 12.20pm: Jamie Staff, Jason Kenny and Chris Hoy will soon be on the podium with a big chunk of gold around their neck.

Investment accounted for the biggest chunk of gold buying for two consecutive quarters – the first time this has ever happened.

So had he found a single great chunk of gold, or a rare mass of flakes, on his one day a month of working for himself?

Sitting high in the passenger seat, waving with her right hand and holding aloft a chunk of gold with her left, was the birthday girl.

It's worth exploring the town's mining heritage – the story goes that a local miner found a huge chunk of gold here in the 16th century and sent it to Spain as a gift for King Felipe II.

Precious little happens in Rhodes's story until Miyuki, revisiting a coastal view that has enchanted her during previous visits (in certain light, a boulder on shore appears to be a chunk of gold), decides to make the illusion more permanent.