Examples of 'crown of gold' in a sentence
Meaning of "crown of gold"
This phrase is often used figuratively to describe someone who is highly esteemed or regarded, typically due to their accomplishments or status. It suggests that the person is seen as valuable, important, or superior to others, similar to a crown made of gold being a symbol of wealth and power
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crown of gold
We were expecting a crown of gold and an iron fist.
On their heads is something that looks like a crown of gold.
Also he made for it a crown of gold all around.
A crown of gold also.
I have forsaken the crown of gold.
Unto it a crown of gold round about.
For which he received a crown of gold.
With her crown of gold and her blue robe.
It was also wearing a crown of gold.
She had a crown of gold and a blue dress with flowers.
And a diamond crown of gold.
A crown of gold on mine.
She had a crown of gold.
A crown of gold I will give to thee.
And you will make to it a crown of gold round about.
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He had a crown of gold upon His head, and was dressed all in white.
And shalt make upon it a crown of gold round about.
Continued in the 13th century, king of Sumatra used the crown of gold.
There is a crown of gold.
She would have married me I have forsaken the crown of gold.
Molded crown of gold.
And he overlaid it with pure gold, and made thereunto a crown of gold round about.
I have forsaken the crown of gold All for the love of thee.
And win, with them, thy victor 's crown of gold.
Oh no, a crown of gold is not my style.
And you shall make for it a crown of gold all around.
He was not worthy to wear a crown of gold in the place where our Lord.
Baby Jesus has a crown of gold.
Jesus wears the crown of Gold.
In the crest, a French mural crown of gold is shown.
