Sentence examples for gilded form from inspiring English sources

Home, in a nicely gilded form.

At the Rockefeller Center rink, underneath the gilded form of Prometheus and encircled by 193 whipping flags, people wobble and glide in pairs.

A small pitcher made of gilded copper alloy and silver in the form of a puppyish, crouching griffin from about 1120 is not only sumptuous but irresistibly cute too.

When you look at Centurión's hardworking rear end, draped in satin, gilded in light, the pelvis, in its ideal form, is what you see, and it's a thrill.

Yet this pursuit of redemption comes gilded: Some of the big banks' giving is proffered in the form of for-profit loans.

Visitors can observe from a gallery gilded coins tumbling from the ceiling above onto the floor below, where they form an enormous heap.

Copper too was worked, both in its pure form and combined with tin to make bronze; occasionally, it was gilded to create a pseudo-gold finish.

He had been guiding these seniors through the Gilded Age lately, and for this session he planned to personify the era in the form of the oil tycoon John D. Rockefeller.

Because men kept popping up to say "not all men", sometimes in the form of the hashtag #notallmen, a young woman who tweets under the name Gilded Spine coined the hashtag #yesallwomen.

Morris deemed calligraphy to be an art form, and taught himself both Roman and italic script, as well as learning how to produce gilded letters.

He captures the sensual and artistic aspects of worship in the form of multi-hued mosaics, brilliant stained glass, delicately rendered paintings and creatively designed buildings with soaring vaults and gilded domes.