“He also agreed, that before the Bank could pay in gold, it must take measures to replenish its coffers.”

“The bank's vault held a vast amount of gold, stored in the form of gleaming gold bars, each stamped with the bank's emblem.”

“He is the only athlete to win gold in five consecutive Games.”

“The luxurious chandelier exuded an elegant ambiance with its intricate gilt detailing.”

“The wreath was supposedly made of pure gold, and Archimedes had to determine whether the goldsmith had replaced some of the gold with silver.”

“Ms Stiles met an Italian goldsmith called Fabio during a silversmith lesson on her most recent visit to Italy.”

“At the time of his death, he was described as both a goldsmith and a silver merchant.”

“The sun shone upon the gems and goldwork of their helmets, upon lances and pennons, upon buckler and embroidered surcoat.”

“The Golcar venue is hosting a display of goldwork, blackwork, cross-stitch, stump work, needle lace and patchwork.”

“As any gilder will tell you, their success depends entirely on the carver's work.”

“The gilder perhaps derived this delicate technique, a form of engraving, from Giles's apprenticeship to a jeweller.”

“In addition to apprenticeship and journeyman requirements, the regulations stipulated that all gilded work had to be stamped by the gilder.”

“Investigators later determined that lt. Goldin had been killed in action prior to the bombing.”

“For instance, Goldin says, gingerroot, Brewed by itself or with your tea, can soothe an upset stomach, and brewing mint will help digestion.”

“Meanwhile, the receivers in control of Blues' beleaguered parent company have appointed Goldin Financial as their financial advisors.”

“The luxurious chandelier exuded an elegant ambiance with its intricate gilt detailing.”

“In 1853 he joined the Victoria police and served as inspector and superintendent in various goldfield towns.”

“It is a day's drive north from Alice Springs and was at one stage the third-richest goldfield of Australia.”

“On Kangaroo Island there was a goldfield named after him as well as the Goyder Range and the Goyder Range Branch Creek.”

“As any gilder will tell you, their success depends entirely on the carver's work.”

“The gilder perhaps derived this delicate technique, a form of engraving, from Giles's apprenticeship to a jeweller.”

“In addition to apprenticeship and journeyman requirements, the regulations stipulated that all gilded work had to be stamped by the gilder.”

“We are grateful for his lyricism and for his exquisite goldsmithery.”

“Dating from the 4th and 3rd centuries BC, the works, which include this gold armlet with a Herakles knot, are testament to the skill found in ancient goldsmithery.”

“The dim gray goldenness of the leaves above them seems to grow more ardent in color as they rise against the clear but not too intense blue of the sky.”

“There is uncommon breadth and mass about it, with a richness of colouring, a sort of brown and glossy goldenness, which is common in the works of the artist.”

“True, the land was sodden from recent heavy rain, but the combination of blue skies, green grass and trees at the peak of their autumnal goldenness was wonderful.”

“I charge you, as ye woll have my love, that ye warne your kynnesmen that ye woll beare that day the slyve of golde uppon your helmet.”

“Perhaps Golde Freidchen has interceded for her great-grandchild that he should find his way back to the fold.”

“Musk and Lyquid, Golde, in a precious composition by weight, and made Losenges with fine Sugar and Amylum.”

“The goldfields rebellion did not last very long and government forces quickly overran the Eureka stockade.”

“The 45-year-old mother of four is a millionaire entrepreneur who made her fortune as a brothel madam on the Kalgoorlie goldfields.”

“He trained and worked as a surveyor, but, because of the Depression, tried his luck on the goldfields of South Westland.”

“As moneylenders, goldsmiths conducted regular business with aristocrats, and gentlemen, and, increasingly, the agents of the Crown.”

“Visit the souk of the goldsmiths, for example, or the hat makers, or follow your nose to the spice market.”

“Joseph McDonnell has highlighted instances where Irish goldsmiths appear to have used moulds to copy London designs in the rococo idiom.”