Use "gilded" in a sentence

1. There are bars on the windows and the same genre of drab reproductions in gilded frames that we saw in John’s room adorns the walls

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2. Gaudy green armchairs with gilded wooden armrests shaped into lions’ paws line the walls

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3. The dinnerware is gilded

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4. and who is gilded with guilt

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5. The woman was quite mature and had a long and gilded robe on

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6. They spoke with the voices of women of purpose, and even the girlish banter which sprinkled their conversations was gilded with the genuineness of heartfelt joy, lacking the trivial frivolity so mechanically tittered by other young women tiresomely and without depth

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7. received this surname: gilded, polishing with

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8. Fair in the midst, with gilded cups around:

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9. high, hollow, and gilded

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10. He imagined the spoiled, gilded residents in panic, screaming and running in desperation for their very lives - in undiluted terror

11. But hearing it took her back to the Imperial City and lovely Anvil, in which gilded musicians would often share their artistry at the auditory pleasure of all

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12. Privilege that saw generations-old luxury, gilded ballrooms, and finest porcelain

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13. He did not see the gilded flag of the purple lion enter Saparen, or the Thanes, their armor gleaming in the rising sun, cut through the line of ern

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14. Allowing him to seduce her in this place gilded with gold and silver, on a bed with the finest satin sheets, surrounded by classical paintings

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15. are gilded with today

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16. The seats were high-backed rectangular gilded thrones with colourful cushioned material

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17. Celebrations poured out on to the streets of Nordhel from the houses and inns within the city where people held grand parties in fancy costumes and gilded and feathered masks

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18. The furnishings inside Jean’s tent were suited to a queen’s palace, everything was gilded, the chairs, the bedposts, the mirrored lamps, the carpets, everywhere she looked was golden

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19. Terese had salvaged the desk from piles of furniture and other gilded items that were gathered for a bonfire, one of the more disturbing practices emerging from revolution

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20. 8 As for their tongue, it is polished by the workman, and they themselves are gilded and laid over with silver; yet are they

21. The tome Prince Dizil magically Retrieved and held to Mark was finely tooled and gilded, the covers were sixty centimeters long and forty-five wide, and it was seven centimeters thick

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22. She was whisked to the top floor of the hotel, just glimpsing something of the wonderful gilded foyer and gigantic arrangements of flowers everywhere

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23. The tome Prince Dizil magically Retrieved and held to Mark was finely tooled and gilded, the covers were two feet long and eighteen inches wide, and it was three inches thick

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24. All I could see were his knuckles on the gilded arms of his chair, like a throne

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25. photograph in a gilded frame, which was the exact moment when I figured out that I was

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26. striking resemblance to the "conspicuous consumption" of the Gilded Age of the late19th century

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27. one for a hedonist in the Gilded Age, are now the aspirations of most people in developed

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28. It was shaped like a black flower, gilded with gold

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29. Clinging to the mountainside were dozens of multileveled palaces-a city of mansions-all with white-columned porticos, gilded terraces, and bronze braziers glowing with a thousand fires

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30. A different statue came to life—a gilded wooden pharaoh with a

31. The altar was rising to the bottom, dressed with white and purple tablecloth and a thin lace gilded in the shores

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32. A season of Sweeney and Apollo in Bradford saw my gilded bum in the paper captioned “Theatrical Grin and Bare It” or some such, so we played to good houses

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33. No! There was a time in which he was a child so tender and delicate as any other, whose loops, gilded by the sun, abundant, hung from his head as grapes from a French vineyard in harvest time; and with the smooth face of an angel, as the one emulated by Raphael Sanzio hands in his wonderful painting, “The Two Angels”

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34. With exaggerated care he passed me the shallow gilded bowl flanked by a pair of elegant lions

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35. Her coiffure imitated that of the queen's, on her feet were gilded sandals such as Taramis wore in her boudoir

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36. Jewels glittered in the torchlight on her gilded sandals, on her gold breast-plates and the slender chains that held them in place

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37. and gilded chairs are set about

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38. This Aram lifted and showed the Cimmerian into a well-appointed chamber, the windows of which, Conan instantly noted, were small and strongly set with twisted bars of iron, tastefully gilded

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39. Yet there they were—gold breast-plates set with concentric circles of small gems, gilded sandals, and a short silken skirt upheld by a jeweled girdle

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40. The body still lay as he had first seen it, silent, motionless, in breast-plates of jeweled gold, gilded sandals and silken skirt

41. They hurried down the corridor with reckless speed and stopped before a gilded door which bore the royal dragon symbol of Aquilonia

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42. His reason was candid; his motives, loudly proclaimed, gilded his actions with something of the glamor of a crusade

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43. Not marble, nor the gilded monuments

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44. It was not always a gilded life she had led

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45. The carnival had reached its highest level of madness and Aureliano Segundo had satisfied at last his dream of dressing up like a tiger and was walking along the wild throng, hoarse from so much roaring, when on the swamp road a parade of several people appeared carrying in a gilded litter the most fascinating woman that imagination could conceive

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46. Watching the glow of the fire as it gilded the persistent woman who neither then nor in any instant of her life seemed to exist completely, he suddenly remembered that on one October eleventh in the middle of the war he had awakened with the brutal certainty that the woman with whom he had slept was dead

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47. Systematically, serenely, in the same parsimonious way in which he had papered the house with banknotes, he then set about smashing the Bohemian crystal ware against the walls, the hand-painted vases, the pictures of maidens in flow-er-laden boats, the mirrors in their gilded frames, every-thing that was breakable, from parlor to pantry, and he finished with the large earthen jar in the kitchen, which exploded in the middle of the courtyard with a hollow boom

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48. The woman of every day, the one with her head held high and with a stony gait, did not arrive, but an old woman of supernatural beauty with a yellowed ermine cape, a crown of gilded cardboard, and the languid look of a person who wept in secret

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49. They jumped in en masse, swimming like birds flying through a sky gilded with fragrant bubbles, while José Arcadio, floated on his back on the edge of the festivities, remembering Amaranta with his eyes open

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50. In wire pens that surrounded the dance floor and among large Amazonian camellias there were herons of different colors, crocodiles as fat as pigs, snakes with twelve rattles, and a turtle with a gilded shell who dove in a small artificial ocean

51. gilded mirror that stretched the entire length of the bar

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52. The gilded frame filled with an altered perspective; a bird’s eye view of Heckler's wagon

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53. The dining room at the Versailles Club was as elegantly appointed as the rest of the club, complete with velvet drapes with gold fringe and tiebacks, gold-rimmed china and flatware, high gilded ceilings with crystal chandeliers, ornate statues and lamps, plush armchairs, and all the accoutrements of luxury in a dining room

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54. His son Cesar would receive the house, his gilded silver cup, and his wooden and iron chairs

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55. gilded box meant for the doctor

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56. all gilded on the edges and full of everything we all need to make our lives the best they can be

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57. chains, and a gilded cage is still a cage

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58. are still chains, and a gilded cage is still a cage

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59. lined the road with heavily gilded cast iron gates big enough to

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60. were covered in gilded mirrors, which greatly added to the sense of overwhelming

61. The huge gilded doors to the ballroom on the opposite end of the room flung open

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62. It was covered in purple and red velvet, with a gilded

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63. The edge of the book was gilded and the

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64. But gentle—all shades of the most delicate pink and orange, as if gilded by Botticelli

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65. However, the gilded phrase of ‘eight years interest accumulation’ was enough to keep him more than buoyant about the sentence he had endured

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66. His eyes began to sting, and as his pre-taught automatic distraction technique (imparted by a counsellor when someone cared enough about him as a child) kicked in, he stumbled into the en-suite and into the tepid cleansing water of the gilded hotel shower

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67. Flower and Candy sat either side of him holding each of his hands tightly, their innocent attention gilded by wide hungry eyes

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68. Yet, in our tireless quest to win, to own, to rule we shield ourselves from the ever-cycling communication of the Earth's living system by housing ourselves even after death in gate guarded rooms that we rent below ground in waste-caskets, or by enshrining ourselves in gilded boxes within marble tombs encased by McMausoleums vulture-perched on eternally manicured cemetery hills – where the winners, owners and rulers of the capitalist system still seek to be the grandest of the dead, vainly trying to take with them the energy that comprised them, a present that is ever on loan from the always giving universe

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69. If we can feed the world, but do not, are we innocent or guilty of collective murder? What ethic dictates your answer? Is your principle derived from tenets of the Gilded Age or has it been reconceived under the potentially unfettered auspices of this new Age of Imagination?

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70. In the center of the procession was a covered litter, black and gilded with gold

71. “Every ornamental pet is a gilded prisoner who has one purpose: when I get home, go apeshit crazy like Oprah fans getting house niggers on her last show

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72. He looked at how the delicate Spanish lace hung almost to the floor, its gilded edge sparkling lightly in the candlelight

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73. She too had her arms crossed, and her blonde hair, blonder and longer than Jen’s and curly where Jen’s was straight, blew about her face like a gilded sunburst

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74. The festooned window blinds were a blend of both red and blue toile de Jouy and on the left side of the bed against the wall, was a mahogany dresser with a gilded mirror

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75. On the back wall near the candlelit windows stood a French cherry wood armoire and a matching vanity with a gilded mirror

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76. I suppose he is the 'house physician' of this gilded palace

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77. Eons had passed without the immortal city’s gilded streets and her citizens coming under such duress

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78. in the Gilded Edge, Mr Bunt-

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79. The gilded finger that was delivered to the congressman? Why was it wrapped in gold leaf?'

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80. When I reached the workshop - in truth a parlour of velvet and paintings with gilded frames and standing servants, with an oak bench before the great window - I was met by an aide, the fop from Lyons

81. Why is this? could it be that when they were categorized as a class for thousands of years… they were universally hated by all the other classes? And that they finally learned after the flaunting of their wealth publicly, during what western history calls the Gilded Age never again to flaunt their wealth and their power as a class so blatantly?

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82. Today: Modern Globalism has already managed to recreate a new Gilded Age of Billionaires… instead of the old millionaires

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83. They will finally regain their lost glory of the Gilded Age of Robber Barons

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84. Read how all the supposed god-given rights that industrialized nations have now sanctified into their legal statutes… were earned by the struggles and suffering of all the poor people who fought bitterly and passionately against the rich scum of the Gilded Age

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85. It found that you could bury dead shit under more dead shit, and change guilt into glory, into glorified gilt…and sit on top of the latest addition gilded statues and gilded icons and gilded Gods and Gilded Ages…and have human idiots worship the glittering, shiny gilt

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86. Gilt was the microscopically thin veneer of guilt that some rulers still had… so they covered their guilt with gilt and gilded lies… Gold-covered lies

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87. dressed with cotton balls, gilded nuts and berries, pa-

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88. They were gilded, painted, with gold, with lapis lazuli, with ivory, to instill awe into worshippers

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89. When true fame has been accomplished, there goes back in time a golden flash to make holy all the days, moments and places the famous once were in and at — it paints everything touched by the once-obscure-and-now-famous a gilded hue

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90. Respectfully, I sat down straddling the chair before me, as Ivan sat down upon his leather bound gilded throne

91. I moved on into a room decked out with vibrant colors and gilded tapestries

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92. him represented only a gilded cage

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93. She would rather have died from the rigors of a life spent as a field slave as opposed to this gilded existence as a pretty bird of paradise locked away in a cage of gold and fine linens

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94. The walls were decorated with gilded motifs of trees and

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95. We made our way inside and of all the unexpected things to find in a tent sitting on a dusty plain was a gilded and bejeweled thrown complete with elevated dais

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96. After the gilded elevator doors slid shut he turned from the buttons to eye me speculatively

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97. Laoutzeism, Confucianism, Buddhism, Brahminism, Mohammedanism, Romanism, political Protestantism, Positivism, Germanic Idealism, Mormonism, the modern spiritualistic Sorcery, (with its signally inconsistent denial of the Scripture doctrine on infernal spirits),—have not these all alike been works of art adapted to 'deceive the nations’ into rejecting true Christianity? Evil could not pass into currency except it were gilded

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