Sentence examples for gold turning from inspiring English sources

By noon Friday, the streets were filled with fans wearing Rams blue and gold, turning out for two sizzling pep rallies.

Surely with this price tag it was going to be the technological equivalent of alchemical gold, turning the internet as we knew it then into a magical, fast, and, most importantly, a mobile experience?

Yet like an alchemist, he somehow distilled shit into gold, turning a painful childhood into powerful, layered artwork that was at once raw and intensely structured.

But gold turns to bronze and bronze sometimes becomes tarnished".

Even gold turned against him, after proving a saving grace earlier in the year.

Gold turned to dust while England, easybeats not long before, not only established themselves as the leading home union but became the best team in the world.

Services rendered to them were often repaid by gifts of gold from their hoards; but those who stole their treasures either met with great misfortune thereafter or found the gold turned to dead leaves when they reached home.

More often, though, the prowl for gold turns up trash like beer cans and foil wrappers, as well as more sinister refuse, like needles and syringes and even guns.

When King Mohammed chose his birthday party to announce that Morocco had struck huge lakes of oil, the black gold turned out to be mud.Morocco's Western Saharan policy could also founder on the question of human rights.

A young kid called Cassius Clay, one of the men with whom Foster had sparred at the pre-Olympic camp, was sent to the Olympics at his weight and he won gold, turned professional and became Muhammad Ali.

How different was the Khan's fiat, Mr. Bernstein asks, from President Franklin D. Roosevelt's action in 1933, barring private parties from owning gold and ordering gold turned in for dollars?