Sentence examples for gold columns from inspiring English sources

Those unadorned gold columns along the front entrance?

The intriguing sets by George Tsypin employ spiraling, leafy gold columns against a backdrop of garish greens.

Then he flashed a picture of the then-hypothetical Trump White house, emblazoned with pink neon and gold columns, with bikini-clad women relaxing in the fountain outside.

Now a friend led me through the crowd to a stage on the far side of the hall framed by fake gold columns.

Avenida Augusto de Lima 233, ground floor (units 18 and 19), +55 31 3226 7153, cantinadolucas.com.br Red and gold columns mark the entrance to Yun Ton, the oldest of Belo Horizonte's admittedly limited cadre of Chinese restaurants.

(How do we know that we've left the British court and moved to the Welsh countryside? Well, there are more gold columns in the wilderness.) The dialogue between two anonymous gentlemen that opens the play is delivered virtually as a lecture to the audience, lest anyone miss any crucial details.

I think Maureen Dowd is right ("All That Glisters Is Gold," column, May 4).

Copies were piled to form a tall gold column in the gallery, and the public were invited to take copies away.

This week, Leo Benedictus in his Comedy Gold column wrote about Michael McIntyre, taking the unfashionable-in-some-quarters position that McIntyre is "a class act".

Jenner wore a dramatic, multi-strapped black goddess gown, while Hadid's pale gold column dress was topped with a shimmering cape to match.

Yes, yes, it's all very nice to see Charlize Theron wear one's gold column dress to the Oscars but a) there's only one Charlize and b) she probably didn't pay for it anyway.