Sentence examples for mottled gold from inspiring English sources

In hues from mottled gold to purple, they are astringent little fruits, smaller than cherries, and have to be cooked.

It comes as a complete supper (available all day), with an overgrown buttermilk biscuit, mottled gold on top and devastatingly moist inside, and a dutiful salad ($11.50).

Most of the ground (not background, because almost everything in the picture that isn't flesh snugs up to the picture plane) is mottled gold.

★★ The Chocolate Society Gold Hammered Egg 190g, £29.95, chocolate.co.uk I like the look - an unusual egg with a mottled gold finish.

You get an unusual sheath in violet linen with a mottled gold yoke, or a classic pair of wool jersey trousers worn with a white piqué shirt, a black corset and a cropped jacket in a black polka-dot jacquard.

That mottled gold in the background of the painting was the most time consuming to re-create, said Mitchell, who used five types of gold leafing to emulate it.

Flower: cleistogamous or open; pedicel 2--4 mm; calyx 8--14 mm, hairy, lobes unequal, 0.5--2 mm, obtuse; corolla tube-throat 20--41 20--41 20--41ually to +- abruptly widened, throat long, boldly mmtubed, striped graduallypurple, limb magento, upper lobes 4--5 mm, lower lobes < 1 mm.

Homs was particularly well known for silk and wool weaving, especially the alaja, which was mottled muslin run through with gold threads and used in feminine apparel.

Tan and brown mottled calf, gold-tooled; on the spine, "DESZ BRODMECHTIGESTEN [sic] HOCHGEBARNEN FOeRSTENVIMD," and the crowned monogram of comte Paul Riant.

The abdomens of females are mottled brown and black, and bear hairs of gold, white and black, and there are tufts consisting of brown hairs tipped with white.

She daubs on just the right golds and greens, and the jug looks properly mottled and glazed.