Examples of 'cross of gold' in a sentence
Meaning of "cross of gold"
The phrase 'cross of gold' originally comes from a famous speech by American politician William Jennings Bryan in 1896, referring to the advocacy for using silver as a basis for currency to combat economic issues
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- A public policy which puts the interests of the rich ahead of those of the poor.
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He talks about mankind being crucified on a cross of gold.
I want a cross of gold.
You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold.
Bishops wear a simple latin cross of gold suspended by a gold chain.
His Cross of Gold speech won him the presidential nomination.
You wear that cross of gold.
Cross of Gold.
And a cross of gold.
You got a brand-new soul Mmm, and a cross of gold.
Instead of the Cross of Gold speech.
A cross of gold = illumination.
Captain Lindemann was awarded the cross of gold by the Dutch authorities.
Cross of Gold speech ".
