Sentence examples for gold cladding from inspiring English sources

It's a library, in case that wasn't obvious from either the name, the jaunty roofline, or the ostentatious gold cladding.

Hugh Broughton architects extension to the gallery is all glass and gold cladding, in brazen contrast to the brick Elizabethan manor of the existing museum.

COLCHESTER, ENGLAND — The architect Rafael Vinoly laughed when he was asked about the gold cladding on his latest project, a gallery called Firstsite in the old Roman town of Colchester, about an hour northeast of London.

So did the hopes of the burgundy and gold-clad Redskins Nation.

One black-and-gold-clad fan chided the Caps fan about the Redskins.

The exterior of Firstsite is a long, gold-clad crescent, which has inevitably had it nicknamed "the golden banana".

The United Center was a virtual home court, 90 or so miles from South Bend, Ind., and the green-and-gold-clad Notre Dame faithful were here in force.

Baylor did not seal the game until Mike Hicks intercepted Pachall with two seconds remaining, prompting a sea of gold-clad Bears fans to pour onto the field.

We arrived just as the early morning sun cast its beams on the gold-clad domes, creating a stunningly magical, ethereal vision.

Against the energetic, green-and-gold-clad Philippoussis, the pallid Ferrero, dressed in white, looked like a ghost for most of the first two sets.

Cheered on by thousands of gold-clad fans who turned the Georgia Dome into Superdome North, New Orleans came up with a critical victory in the N.F.C. wild-card race.