Sentence examples for gilded gold from inspiring English sources

Gilded to gilded, gold dust to gold dust, Woods returned to golf's zenith, not far from where he plunged from grace, with a victory Monday at the weather-delayed Arnold Palmer Invitational.

The gilded gold or silver Milagros make great gifts and are made of tasty dark chocolate.

The pavilion is decorated with a flame motif in gilded gold and black lacquer.

Greeting us at the bottom of the staircase was a huge gilded gold eagle on a white pedestal.

In some rooms the light is lowered to an almost nocturnal darkness in order to show how Rococo artists used reflective, shiny surfaces — gilded metal ornaments; gold-leafed, carved elements; mirrors; polished lacquer — not only as luxurious objects but also to make the most of candlelight.

The temple that Domitian built was marble with gilded roof tiles and gold-plated doors.

Of the group, "The 25th-Anniversary Clock" (circa 1910), with its two color-gold, nephrite, gilded silver and pink enamel decoration set with diamonds and seed pearls, was a particular standout.

But now we were approaching the most magnificent baroque structure of the whole Danube: the Benedictine monastery of Melk, a glorious, orange-yellow, cream and gold-gilded church-palace commanding the clifftop.

According to the positioning letter that arrived on our legal eagle's desk a few mornings ago (underneath the gold-gilded heading, no doubt) the word is trademarked by the BBC, relating to their use of the it as title of their children's TV show presented once by - yes - John Craven.

Nearby, the Grand Master's Palace, which has been the seat of government since its construction in the 1570s, still retains its original sumptuous decor - lunettes and damask caking the walls, portraits of the Knights and British monarchs, timber-coffered ceilings studded with gold-gilded pendants, and marble coats of arms inlaid in to the floors.

From there it's a few blocks to the riverfront Botataung Pagoda, where pilgrims gawk at tarnished jewel-encrusted antique icons and religious items (like a small bowl filled with "the sands of Buddha Gaya") inside the gold-gilded sanctuary — rebuilt after a World War II bombing raid that was aimed at a nearby wharf destroyed the original stupa instead, revealing ancient treasures buried inside.