Sentence for gold | Use gold in a sentence

Sentences with gold in them. The sentences below are ordered by length from shorter and easier to longer and more complex. They use gold in a sentence, providing visitors a sentence for gold.

• My hair was gold. (10)
• They refused my gold. (18)
• Had she smelt the gold? (22)
• The same with the gold. (10)
• The apple tree, the singing, and the gold! (8)
• He received gold for a bank-note. (10)
• Thee, my glory of gold, from head to feet! (10)
• The dead gold of her hair gleamed in the doorway. (8)
• Take the gold and silver, and give me the maiden! (10)
• The gold glittered, and it heaped or it vanished. (10)
• A flood of evening gold lay over the Western park. (22)
• A night like a black pansy with a little gold heart. (8)
• You are one of the main drainpipes of English gold. (10)
• He would have had gold himself; more lively and solid. (8)
• What would I not do just now for 20,000 pounds in gold? (18)
• First they brought off fifty gold pieces, English guineas. (18)
• For every ounce you take out of a gold mine you put two in. (8)
• In numbers we have our sinews; they are our iron and gold. (10)
• That inebriated sailor should really have been gold to you. (10)
• Daylight was dying, the moon rising, gold behind the poplars! (8)
• There are rich plush and gold bullion galore in this workshop. (21)
• For no longer can I cast A glory round about this head of gold. (10)
• He is rather stout, wears dark clothes, with a large gold chain. (8)
• Little Jon laid hold of it, thick, dark gold, with a few silver threads. (8)
• All the gold had withered out of the sky, and the balloon had disappeared. (2)
• The sun had gone down, but the west in front of us was one lake of level gold. (2)
• It did not penetrate as far as the porphyry columns or the gold of the ceiling. (12)
• Made out of the gold that he mined himself when he first went out to California? (9)
• I was sure my father was a fountain of gold, and only happened to be travelling. (10)
• The hour when gold was entrusted to his charge found him feverish and irritable. (10)
• This article was a tolerably heavy gold ring, with a sparkling ruby in the centre. (5)
• They scurried up before him with their broken feathers tipped and tinged with gold. (8)
• If he had only given her the gold with a kind word, not flung it silently into her lap. (5)
• In his boyhood he had been famous for his bountifulness in scattering silver and gold. (10)
• Barto summed up thus the information he had received, and handed Luigi six gold pieces. (10)
• A thin gold chain hung round her neck; suddenly she thrust it into the bosom of her dress. (8)
• That man is vile and fit to be trampled on who cannot count his future in gold and victory. (10)
• On his head he wore a smoking-cap of Indian work, the gold lace pitifully frayed and tarnished. (2)
• The love of Mollie Greydon had saved his life; he knew that his gold could never have done so. (18)
• Mutual trust in each other, as men, made their pieces of commissary paper as useful as my gold. (18)
• Of course, results must first be brought about by the judicious use of gold to gain the leaders. (18)
• The sun lit the clear-cut profile of her cheek, and poured its gold over the bosom of her blouse. (8)
• George lighted his candle, and a second gold path leaped out in front; up this he began to ascend. (8)
• Sing of glories gone:- No more the blazoned fold From the banner is unrolled; The gold sun is set. (10)
• A young Austrian, yellow as gold, and a livid South-American, were of a lasting fascination to March. (9)
• And during these exclamations intricate visions of tripping by means of gold wires danced before him. (10)
• And during these exclamations intricate visions of tripping by means of gold wires danced before him. (22)
• Is there any one to help him now, he vomits gold and honours on the man he yesterday treated as a felon. (10)
• He glanced at the gold cathedral-clock on the mantel-piece, and proposed a stroll on the lawn before dinner. (10)
• Instead of turning in triumph to Lord Fleetwood, he laid gold pieces to hug the number 17, and ten in the centre. (10)
• So I admired it cordially both for form and colour, telling them, and very truly, that it was as beautiful as gold. (2)
• The miracle is ended, for the starling has begun its job; and the sun is fretting those dark, busy wings with gold. (8)
• The Rector, who had resumed his seat, stared at a little gold cross which he had taken out of his waistcoat pocket. (8)
• He knew that she was true to her country, and had no fear of her, whether she touched the Black-yellow gold or not. (10)
• What she wanted was sea air, and after his general meeting of the Globular Gold Concessions he was ready to take her. (8)
• From lip to lip ran the news that at last the royal barge in its crimson and gold trappings had set out from Windsor. (19)
• The representative of British gold received pay for his pains when he was heartlessly left by the seaman in his cabin. (18)
• A chink of sunshine through the lace of the blinds warmed her cheek, shone in the gold of her hair, and in her soft eyes. (8)
• The latter departed moaning over his five pounds ten shillings in paper; the former rejoicing at his five pounds in gold. (22)
• Irene was clothed in her long grey fur; the travelling cap on her head left a wave of gold hair visible above her forehead. (8)
• Tracy, a giant six feet and a half high, and his officers stepped ashore, all gorgeously attired in crimson and white and gold. (19)
• As yet, however, the gold had done little more than shine on him; and, belonging to expectancy, it might be thought unsubstantial. (10)
• In one of his many long voyages he heard stories of a Spanish galleon filled {136} with gold and silver sunk off the Island of Cuba. (19)
• The wanderer who, a few years ago, had scattered her gold so readily and joyously for the pleasure of others certainly would not poison it. (5)
• She could live a long time on his three gold florins, if Cyriax abandoned her; yet the unexpected wealth burned in her hand and perplexed her. (5)
• The sun, reaching the second window, again shot a gold pathway athwart the church; again the millions of dust atoms danced, and the service went on. (8)
• The instrument used in accompanying their songs was a sort of lyre, judging from representations on some gold medals made in the time of Julius Cæsar. (3)

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