Sentence for golden | Use golden in a sentence

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• Yet it was a golden morning. (8)
• Oh, the glorious golden East! (10)
• The world is the golden apple. (10)
• You and I and the Golden Bride. (10)
• He clung to them as golden orbs. (10)
• O have you seen the Golden Bride! (10)
• Sweet was our rest in the Golden Sheep at Moy. (2)
• Two of his golden minutes melted into nothingness. (10)
• With the golden light came numbers, workmen still. (10)
• At the Golden Sheep we found excellent entertainment. (2)
• The bee-swarm was thick as ever on the golden bough. (22)
• He saw perpetually the one golden centre in new scenes. (10)
• One evening she mounted the golden stairs to the tower. (12)
• His chin and cheeks are clothed in a reddish golden beard. (8)
• For credulous men she would be golden coin of the currency. (10)
• The golden specks of autumn in the birches tossed shiveringly. (2)
• The island was hers, and the deep, All heaven, a golden hour. (10)
• The brown beechwoods and golden birches glowed to a brilliant sun. (10)
• Human nature sat tributary at the feet of him and his Golden Bride. (10)
• The waters streamed on endlessly into the golden arms awaiting them. (10)
• Loveliness was a net of golden filaments in which the world was caught. (8)
• These execrate him as the full-grown Golden Calf of heathenish worship. (10)
• The ancients believed in a golden age, in the garden of the Hesperides!… (8)
• The money was like a golden gate through which freedom twinkled a finger. (10)
• The golden serenity, and tenderness, of which she had spoken, left him cold. (8)
• The one golden edge to the view was, that she would greatly please her father. (10)
• Do you like a thinnish fall of golden hair, or an abundant cluster of nut-brown? (10)
• Do you like a thinnish fall of golden hair, or an abundant cluster of nut-brown? (22)
• At that moment he perceived a long golden streak rising and falling with the waves. (5)
• What with the guns and the thunder, the herds were all frightened in the Golden Valley. (2)
• For Barbara asleep was a symbol of that Golden Age in which she so desperately believed. (8)
• And she took a white box of pink-coloured cigarettes from a little golden birchwood table. (8)
• It seemed as if the sea had furnished the warp of this fabric, and the golden sun the woof. (5)
• Carinthia might bear it and harden to flint; Henrietta was a butterfly for the golden rays. (10)
• Let moon and wind and golden sun And stars beyond all telling Make, every day, a sweeter grass. (8)
• Golden lie the meadows: golden run the streams; red gold is on the pine-stems. (10)
• He had bid them be brother and sister whom he loved, and live a Golden Age with him at Raynham. (10)
• And a long time he sat there with the bunches of the camel-dates above him, golden as the sunlight. (8)
• On a flagstone of the verandah, in the centre of the stream of lamplight, sat a little golden toad. (8)
• In yielding to these tastes he had been conscious of divergence from the standard of the Golden Age. (8)
• The tree at a little distance seemed run over with sunless lizards: her locks were golden serpents. (10)
• She remembered her satisfaction at the allotment; the golden castle shot up from this fountain mine. (10)
• There in the sunlight the hedgerows ran golden and brown away from the clouds of trailing train smoke. (8)
• She pointed to a symbolic golden anchor studded with gems and coiled with a rope of hair in her bosom. (10)
• The bracken grove of irretrievable delights, of golden minutes in the long marriage of heaven and earth! (8)
• Twenty thousand magnificent dreams seemed to flash their golden doors when I knew that the bed was mine. (10)
• Shibli Bagarag was tempted in his desire for the golden branch to lift the iron bar upon Abarak, when lo! (10)
• Mr. Inchling did not deny that grand mangers of golden oats were still somehow constantly allotted to him. (10)
• She was in colour like days he had noted thoughtfully: days with purple storm, and with golden horizon edges. (10)
• Young Strumolowski shook his head violently; his hair, thick, smooth, close as a golden plate, did not fall off. (8)
• Even the Villa seemed to greet her, with the sun aslant on it; and the trees, trembling and weeping golden tears. (8)
• But the golden flower within the crown of spikes seemed to her tenacious spirit all the fairer and more desirable. (8)
• I have heard the chimes of Oxford playing their symphony in a golden autumn morning, and beautiful it was to hear. (2)
• The bracken and leaves turned very early, so that the park in the hazy September sunlight had an almost golden hue. (8)
• He bowed formally: he was startled to find the golden thread of their companionship cut with such cruel abruptness. (10)
• It was as if she had been eyeing a golden door shut fast, that might some day open, but was in itself precious to behold. (10)
• By the tune he met March at the office next morning, a little, but only a very little, misgiving saddened his golden heaven. (9)
• Taking out his pipe, he filled it with tobacco, slowly pressing the golden threads down into the bowl with his little finger. (8)
• A pigeon flew over, white against the leaden sky; some birch-trees that had gone golden shivered and let fall a shower of drops. (8)
• Proclaim this evil human page Will ever blot the Golden Age That poets dream and saints invite, If it be unredeemed this night? (10)
• Whitwell leaned forward and took a straw into his mouth from the golden wall of oat sheaves in the barn where they were talking. (9)
• O, that like the flower he tramples, Bending from his golden tread, Full of fair celestial ardours, She would bow her bridal head. (10)
• Holy to them grew the stillness: the ripple suffused in golden moonlight: the dark edges of the leaves against superlative brightness. (10)
• And he was not the only trickster preying on the multitudinous poor copper crowd, rightly to be protected by the silver and the golden. (10)
• Above green-flashing plunges of a weir, and shaken by the thunder below, lilies, golden and white, were swaying at anchor among the reeds. (10)
• Over-head, as he looked up through this rift in the wood, shone great golden stars looking unfamiliar and grouped in strange constellations. (1)
• Such happiness belonged to the avenue of wishes leading to golden mists beyond imagination, and seemed, coming on him suddenly, miraculous. (10)
• Tall white lilies in the garden beds already rivaled the delphiniums; the York and Lancaster roses were full-blown round their golden hearts. (8)
• He was scraping his palette, and she was sitting with her elbows resting on her knees; between them, a gleam of sunlight dyed the path golden. (8)
• In the mean time the golden haze along the mountain side changed to a clear, pearly lustre, and the quiet evening possessed the quiet landscape. (9)
• The sun still netted their top boughs, as with golden silk, and a blackbird, seated on a low branch of the acacia-tree, was summoning the evening. (8)
• She played fluently, without much expression; but what a Picture she made, the faint golden radiance, a sort of angelic atmosphere hovering about her! (8)
• Behold the winged Olympus, off the mead, With thunder of wide pinions, lightning speed, Wafting the shepherd-boy through ether clear, To bear the golden nectar-cup. (10)

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