Sentence examples for gold well from inspiring English sources

St. Nicholas, scheduled to arrive at 3 p.m., will give them gold (well, gold-wrapped chocolate coins).

My bronze is amazing, but to go one further and get a silver or gold, well, that would be the dream way to end my career".

And as for gold; well, his claims so far had been good enough only for penny-stock operators like Donald Gee.

See articleAfter an ever-so-brief lull, gold and silver prices continued their breathless rally after Mr Bernanke's press conference, with gold well above $1,500 a troy ounce and silver marching towards $50.

As the words tumble forth, it becomes clear that Ms. Hargitay is no Olivia Benson, the taciturn detective with a heart of gold (well, maybe that part) and nerves of steel who spends her days probing the underbelly of New York on "Law and Order: Special Victims Unit".

If you need a good source of entertainment but won't be caught with any metal that isn't gold, well then you're in luck.

Scientists still disagree, but new research places an ancient date on when the gold welled up from the earth's interior: three billion years ago.

The story had a chart that read, "If Yorkshire were a country," ranking the county 10th, with five golds, well ahead of Australia's two at the time.

In individual and team events he won three Olympic golds as well as five golds, three silvers and two bronzes at the world and European championships.

And, now, the sight of a smushy, precious, tiny lil' thing — mud-covered and cold, being led to safety by a team of horses into the waiting arms of a capable, denim-clad farmer with a heart of melted gold... well, let's just say, advantage Anheuser-Busch.

And, now, the sight of a smushy, precious, tiny lil' thing — mud-covered and cold, being led to safety by a team of horses into the waiting arms of a capable, denim-clad farmer with a heart of melted gold … well, let's just say, advantage Anheuser-Busch.