Sentence examples for mountain of gold from inspiring English sources

And resemble the summit of the mountain of gold.

One of Australia's most important gold strikes, called the "mountain of gold," was made there in 1882 by Edwin and Thomas Morgan.

Quite the contrary, it has been described as "a mountain of gold floating on a sea of oil", to say nothing of its biological "mega-diversity" and favourable growing conditions.

On the way, my taxi rattled past the Shwedagon Pagoda, a mirage-like mountain of gold shimmering through curtains of monsoon rain, and over rough streets lined with grand dilapidated government buildings.

An elderly character named Goldberg appears, and in case you didn't catch the etymology of his name — mountain of gold — that the filmmaker provides, cascades of coins and sheaves of bills appear to cement the connection between this character and money.

It was like finding “a mountain of gold on the moon,” he wrote.

People typically associate mountains of gold with Fort Knox, in Kentucky.

For many denizens of the Middle Ages, spices were something that grew in places where there were dragons and mountains of gold.

Kim "has declared war on deforestation and has put forward a massive project to turn all the mountains of the country into mountains of gold, thickly wooded with trees," Ri Su-yong told delegates.

I don't doubt they were mostly full of treasure he had picked up in foreign parts, where there be mountains of gold, they say; but there wasn't enough to fill tunnels.

In AD408, when the Visigoths laid siege to Rome, the marauding hordes were persuaded to leave by mountains of gold, silver, silken tunics and richly painted hides — plus a ton-and-a-half of peppercorns.