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Meanings of gold colour in English
Usage of gold colour in English
1
Embroidered in crewels on a silk ground of dead gold colour partly outlined.
2
And 10 different toilets, kitted out in the same royal blue and gold colour scheme.
3
The top of the abdomen is a grey- gold colour.
4
Plus, there is a cute pink and rose gold colour as well as a standard black.
5
Yesterday evening the moon rose in the form of a large heart, of a red gold colour.
6
The gold colour was a cosmetic choice.
7
Padua is built of mediaeval bricks and consequently many of its streets are a pleasing pink- gold colour.
8
The gold colour used was the most expensive you could find at that time and it was made from ground bronze.
9
The feathers of the turky are of a duskish grey, edged with a streak of gold colour, near half an inch broad.
10
Some paper is of a pure gold colour, the result of a property inherent in the leaf itself and needing no extraneous application.
11
The pulpit is a broad, neatly-arranged affair-fixedupon a platform at the southern end, and environed with rails of blue and gold colour.
12
His lordship was in his dressing-gown, on a couch of faded satin of a gold colour, against which his pale yellow face looked cadaverous.
13
Zelda was very beautiful and was tanned a lovely gold colour and her hair was a beautiful dark gold and she was very friendly.
14
The Boeing 747-8 comes complete with multiple of rooms and is decked out in a regal blue, white and gold colour scheme.
15
JP McManus's famous green and gold colours visited the Cheltenham festival winners enclosure three times on Thursday.
16
'I was on the Gold colour reading scheme long before the other kids.'