Sentence examples for gold appear from inspiring English sources

For example, copper is the most commonly used base metal, which makes gold appear redder in colour.

Hunter and Purchase had arrived as the defending Olympic champions, but their preparation had been so abysmal –  lame sixth places in both Lucerne and Munich – that Sir Steve Redgrave suggested only an abiding kernel of class made another gold appear anything less than "ridiculous".

It was found that the capacity peak at around 1.50 V for platinum and capacity hump for gold appear in the parallel capacity potential curves in acetic acid containing small amounts of water, respectively.

Kona Gold appears to be ready.

Even gold appeared to be losing its lustre on Thursday.

The lure of gold appears to have had the effect the mint desired.

Eventually, hues of tawny gold appeared; more than a third of the visible land area, it seemed, was desert.

Only the nation that won gold appears on the main map and second-level map of the category.

It was only as Oscar improved during the second half that a second from the men in gold appeared inevitable.

Gold appears to have lost some of its safe-haven appeal and is headed for the third week of decline.

Fur and Gold appeared locked in for the Mercury Prize, only to be beaten by the Klaxons of all people.