Sentence examples for gold designed from inspiring English sources
It was indeed "tabloid gold" designed to appeal to prurience, and it did entail a significant intrusion on the claimant's private life.
It is now called Caf?ampana, a 1.6 million project that is an explosion of blue and gold, designed by the Brazilian brothers Humberto and Fernando Campana to be an aquatic fantasy inspired by an Art Nouveau glassmaker.
A wedge-shaped room off the atrium has a ceiling made of 693 pieces of handblown glass in hues of blue, green and gold, designed by Dale Chihuly; the room opens onto a wall of water and reflecting pool with a grouping of palm trees, reminiscent of Italian Renaissance and Baroque grottoes.
It's sort of an innocuous agency — nobody knows very much about it — originally established in 1934 and financed by the paper gains on raising the price of gold, designed to stabilize foreign exchange markets.
The Modster eyeliner kits include Ardency Inn's signature product in black, blue and gold, designed to last well into a night (or morning) of clubbing or just working up a sweat at your best friend's holiday party.
News of "The Last Song" couple's engagement broke in May of last year, when Hemsworth proposed with a 3.5-carat diamond set in gold, designed by Neil Lane in collaboration with the actor.
Smashing the barrier between art and commerce, the deal obliged Ms. Weldon to mention Bulgari, the Italian jeweler known for bold and very expensive gold designs, at least 12 times in a positive way.
It's decorated with sumptuous mosaics with gold designs on upper walls depicting biblical scenes.
Michelle's was traditional, but Barack's was an intricate gold design from Indonesia, where he had lived as a boy.
An occasional reference is made; the plate for Isabella d'Este, for example, evokes the blue and gold designs of 16th-century Majolica.
The clear bottle displays the pale wine to advantage, and the light gray-green two-part front label, embellished by gold design and lettering, imply refreshing flavor.
