Meanings of dressed in gold in English

Roland of Gilead stood atop the Cradle of Lud, dressed in gold.

No other tree in the woods is dressed in gold.

He was dressed in gold armor and carried a spear.

Spain towered, a figure dressed in gold and red.

It clung to her clothes, so that she was dressed in gold from her head to her feet.

The family that ruled here in yesteryear laid out its dead in state, and dressed in gold and jewels.'

But of everyone who stood above us, dressed in gold bangles and heavy wigs, Iset appeared the most triumphant.

Fans cheered as Phillipe Blond opened the presentation dressed in gold and wearing a crown of "thorns".

At the end of the three days, she came again, dressed in gold brocade and wearing richer ornaments than before.

Phoebus Apollo dressed in gold, shimmering like the sun, and wore a circlet that gleamed with its own intense light.

She was dressed in gold, white and taupe, a Greek goddess waltzing through the room, welcoming friends to her party.

Wouldn't it be a fine thing for a farmer to be marrying a princess, all dressed in gold and jewels?

Before the golden casket was closed at the top of a service, Franklin's body could be seen dressed in gold sequins.

The rajahs and "nabobs" are usually dressed in gold-embroidered robes of silk, over which are thrown the costliest Indian shawls.

The first performers that appeared were painted with white and red, like girls, and dressed in gold brocade, holding nosegays of artificial flowers.

Fancy a child dying of hunger in this house, where money runs like water, and where all those creatures are dressed in gold!