gilded造句

The ornate gilded mirror above the mantel .

A gilded temple glittered in the distance.

sunlight from the window gilded her shoulder-length blonde hair.

I am bringing it from the frownery - the one over there with the gilded steeple.

The sun transformed the gilded cupolas into dazzling points of light.

It was made of gilded bamboo, and the poles were of vermilion lacquer studded with brass peacocks.

The result is a new gilded age, in which plutocrats capture the surplus generated by an exploited class of workers.

He was bare-headed, and the leaves had tossed his rebellious curls and tangled all their gilded threads.

The theme of courage claims a long and gilded ancestry. Plato included courage among the four cardinal or principal virtues, along with wisdom, justice and moderation.

The hall itself was as long as a football field, lavishly furnished with statues, fountains, colorful inlaid marble and a gilded bronze ceiling.

Luxury rick cable hotel, the magnificent hall, in be full of adornment, always looks like a pillar in the gilded cage eucalyptus rosette.

Unlike the residents of great northern cities, or gilded areas of the south, middling suburbia has no tribal or historical link with either Labour or the Conservatives.

A merely adding chicken to a BLT will form a basic Club... but then it can be gilded with sliced hard boiled egg, three layers of house-made sourdough and a lemon Mayo whipped up by the chef himself.

Then began one of those pointless social conversations so common in American resorts where the would-be gilded attempt to rub off gilt from those who have it in abundance.

This legendary artifact is the ornate, gilded case built some 3, 000 years ago by the Israelites to house the stone tablets on which the ten Commandments were written.