How to use "gold" in a sentence

He had a black tie and a big gold watch chain

He saw a hand sticking out from a pile of dead men and horses, a gold ring on its middle finger, shining in the moonlight

He was wearing smart black clothes, and a gold watch chain hung from his jacket pocket.

They're made of silver, but to me they are pure gold

Red, white, blue, green, orange, gold

Red, white, blue, green, orange, gold

Blue, red, yellow, orange, purple, silver, and gold.

We're all going to fly over the force field and live happily ever after in a forest where the trees grow gold-covered fruit."

The flowers were pink, white and gold

The sky was red and gold

She dragged it into the bedroom, across the carpet, into the shafts of reddish-gold afternoon sunlight that filtered through the sheltering trees outside and then through the dust-filmed window.

He was wearing Gucci loafers, an expensive suit, a handmade silk shirt, and a gold Rolex watch

He was wearing a gold signet ring

Her hair was red gold and her make-up was perfect

Through the hole I could see the top of a tree, turned to gold by the evening sun

A jeweller's window had been broken open in one place, but the thief had clearly been chased away, because a number of gold chains and a watch were lying on the pavement

She showed everyone that a woman could be a housewife and still win gold medals! In 1999, Fanny Blankers-Koen was voted Female Athlete of the Century because of her four gold medals at the 1948 Games.