Sentence examples for cut gold from inspiring English sources

A few hours later, he mentioned "a black male with a low cut, gold in his mouth," a description that matched Mr. Smith and five other suspects.

The auction, which will provide Britain with about $233 million, was the fourth in a series intended to cut gold holdings by 58percentto to 300 tons.

Now, India's biggest jewellers' association has asked its members to stop selling gold bars and coins, adding weight to government efforts to cut gold imports.

Arriving before Caesar, Elizabeth Taylor, heavily made up in early 1960s style with lots of eyeliner, false lashes and pale lipstick, bows deeply, her bosom looming large around the edges of her deeply cut gold-lamé bodice.

Yesterday, her hair had been low-cut, gold, wavy, and crisp from a fresh perm.

It is a large canvas covered in thousands of strips of hand-cut gold fringe, creating a textural, fluid metallic landscape.

Somewhere in between the parade of busty women in low-cut gold lamé minidresses and contestants spinning the wheel, George Bush made a star turn.

Shortly thereafter, Ms. Wade changed into a metallic lace and satin mini and a bias-cut gold sequin racer tank of her own design, applied a few dabs of makeup and headed to dinner with a girlfriend.

The town was founded in 1893 during the gold rush and gold remains both its biggest industry and defining characteristic: a 3.5km long, 500m deep open-cut gold mine, known as the Super Pit, is its biggest tourist attraction.

The 45-year-old singer posted a photo of herself in a low-cut gold one-piece on Sunday in Aspen.

With the arrival of the song's refrains, Cyrus appears writhing in the backseat of a limousine, costumed in a low-cut gold halter top, black hots pants, a black jacket with shoulder pads, and big hair.