As the final layer of foam came off, there was a flash of gold reflected on the gallery ceiling.
"The issue is one where the flash of gold and silver obscure or overwhelm the type of careful work that yields treasures of a different sort," Delgado wrote.
They are exposed but well defended: salon-fresh hair, with the edges perfect; a flash of gold in her ear; his best bluejeans; her nails on point.
These white liberals come into our community like a flash of gold in the pan.' The more he expanded beyond the church walls, the madder they got".
Charlie picked it up and tore off the wrapper... and suddenly... from underneath the wrapper... there came a brilliant flash of gold.
There's pro-forma talk of sportsmanship and international coöperation, but even the opening ceremony's Parade of Nations lays bare the tribalism in us all: what counts here is the flag and the flash of gold.
Today, the 30-year-old from Leeds seems more self-possessed and – with a flash of gold eyeshadow – more striking than on TV, although she displays the same quick wit and warmth that won over so many viewers.
Beach jewellery may sound like a fashion category bordering on lunacy, but then who can deny a flash of gold pings like a treat against perfect sand/sea/sky?
In a flash of gold, out in the crush, a troupe of bandsmen in braided Sergeant Pepper uniforms are blowing inaudibly into brass instruments, then lifting trumpets and trombones into the air as they dance the dhammal.Fighting through the crowd, a stream of peasant pilgrims flows into the shrine.
