Sentence examples for gold skin from inspiring English sources

His bronzed, gold skin, as gold as the sun's rays, hides a keen, analytical fire within.

Young ginger, also known as spring ginger, has a delicate, almost transparent, greenish or pinkish gold skin that does not need to be peeled.

Everyone has gold skin and hair as well as a gold costume, so the film seems both mundane – the dancers wait, pirouette, stand still, look bored – and yet imbued with a Hollywood musical unrealness.

For main courses, there is no sense in avoiding that fragrant "yardbird" chicken ($11.50), served in its crackling gold skin, with succulent meat tinctured with garlic and olive oil.

The hummingbird on the right was rendered with the engine in real time with a metallic gold skin.

Egyptians believed their gods had gold skin, silver bones and hair of lapis lazuli.

These accompany a selection of terracotta busts of famous authors with silver and gold skins, Beckett, Poe, Melville, Joyce and one woman, Dickinson, among them.

This became a base for French exploration of the river and for trade in slaves, gum, gold, skins, ivory, beeswax, and ostrich feathers.

For the following three centuries control of the island was fiercely disputed as Imperial powers fought to use Gorée as a trading depot from which to export the bounty from Africa's interior - gold, skins, gum Arabic and slaves.

His face is lean, intelligent, suddenly handsome, the bones more prominent, the pale-gold skin clean-shaven and clear.

Skin substitutes have developed significantly in recent years; however, there is not a widely accepted gold standard skin substitute available for full-thickness burns.