Sentence examples for dyed gold from inspiring English sources

More than three tons of rice, dried and dyed gold, fall during the course of the piece (none of it edible any longer, most of it gathered up and re-used).

She has black hair, which authorities say may have been dyed gold, and brown eyes.

I augmented them with a great deal of gold jewelry, real and fake, and dyed gold stripes in my hair, which seemed to annoy everyone.

Donovan, his hair dyed gold -- "An experiment gone bad," he said -- scored three minutes into the game on a short shot past East goalkeeper Nick Rimando of the Fusion.

This truly heroic meal features three different sourdough buns that have been dyed red, gold and blue.

Briefly, PCR was performed using the SYBR Green PCR Master Mix kit containing SYBR green I dye, AmpliTaq Gold DNA Polymerase, dNTPs with dUTP, passive reference and optimized buffer components (PE Applied Biosystems).

In the experiments described here, the chosen double-stranded DNA dye (SYBR Gold I) was excited by excitation light source of the ABI 7700 at 480 nm when bound to the probe-target hybrid and served, in turn to excite the Cy5 fluorophore on the probe.

The edges are dyed red, and gold foil is melted over the red dye, creating an orange-gold hue that lasts longer than painted gold gilt.

Yolande Bukasa Mabika, a female judoka from Congo, dyed her hair gold for the Olympics.

Earlier, as the sun set on Glasgow, Blessing Okagbare, the Nigerian who dyed her hair gold for these Commonwealth Games, proved her confidence was not misplaced when she won her first major championship title in the women's 100m in a Commonwealth Games record.

Feathers are first collected from the rear ends of turkeys at slaughterhouses, then shipped to China where they are parried (or de-boned) and dyed yellow and gold.