Sentence examples for gold cloud from inspiring English sources

The later edition relies more on passive, past participles, as apparent in the change of "While a gold cloud" in line 25 to "While barred clouds".

Larvae are tested for their olfactory preference regarding (A ) n-amyl acetate (blue cloud), (B ) 1-octanol (gold cloud), or (C ) for their choice between n-amyl acetate and 1-octanol.

For example, in the left-most panel, a group of larvae is first (upper row) exposed to n-amyl acetate (blue cloud) together with fructose (green circle), and subsequently (middle row) to 1-octanol (gold cloud) without any tastant (white circle).

Gold clouds are incised, then decorated with shiny gold-leaf squares and gold sprinkles.

At one point, I start to feel myself fly up to some happy pink and gold clouds.

Equally unruffled are the five Edo screens at Helena Markus, many of them shrouded in flat, gold clouds that add both mystery and decorative punch.

"I prefer to meet people in the gallery and get to know what they're looking for," said Koichi Yanagi, a dealer at 17 East 71st Street, who is showing 17th-century Japanese screens painted with gold clouds, roses and bamboo groves.

In those paintings the panoramic pictures of various scenes and episodes were divided up by banks of gold clouds; here, Mr. Yamaguchi — he is the one artist in the show to stick with the Japanese surname-first style — substitutes drifts of mustard-yellow smog through which we see an industrialized landscape far below.

What results is a total environment of conspicuous but elusive richness, an effect distilled in miniature in two painted pages from a "Tale of Genji" album, in which objects, architectural structures, floating gold clouds and even figures participate in an oddly airless, destabilized vision of a domestic world.

Its beautiful illustrations reflect the naturalistic Chinese style that was introduced as a result of the Mongol invasion, as do the gold clouds.

In the next couple of days we could come back to Monterey (whose Cannery Row is no longer the stinking "poem" beloved of Steinbeck, but polished up for tourists), to artsy, quaint Carmel-by-the-Sea (where Clint Eastwood was mayor and Play Misty For Me was set), or the churchy, Victorian town of Pacific Grove, where the monarch butterflies settle in orange-gold clouds on their way to Mexico.