Sentence examples for thread of gold from inspiring English sources
"In his throat there is a thread of gold".
Whatever happens Fire, flood or cold Travel or trouble or just growing old Our lives are stitched together by a thread of gold That cannot change Whatever changes come You're my lass for ever His words die away.
By last night the archaeologists had also found a slender glass vial, only the second found in London, in the narrow space between the coffins, and a single thread of gold, possibly from a gold embroidered robe, buried in the mud.
The noblewomen in the coronation procession were dressed in lavish costumes with thread-of-gold embroidery and rode in litters escorted by knights.
The anemones grow out of a bed of moss made of twisted threads of gold wire.
Tapestry weaving is slow, labour-intensive work, and these were big about 10x13 feet and heavy with threads of gold.
By Lindley Williams Hubbell The New Yorker, October 10, 1936 P. 89 These threads of silver, threads of gold, View Article By Alan Burdick By Charles Bethea By Charles Bethea By Phil Klay.
She may as well have hoped that Rumpelstiltskin would arrive in the night to weave her pile of year 8 homework into threads of gold.
Kingsley's peeping Tom, there to clean the manor chimneys, gazes at the sleeping beauty, with her cheeks "almost as white as the pillow" and with hair like "threads of gold".
Claudius and Nero were arrayed in military garb, while Agrippina wore a beautiful chlamys woven with threads of gold, and the rest of the spectators whatever pleased their fancy.
Pattiann Rogers is a razor-eyed nature poet, and each poem here feels like a prayer, whether she's unveiling the cryptic scriptures of sidewinders, or reveling in "nothing louder than one wilted thread of sunflower gold dropping to a lower leaf".
