gold watch in English
watch that is made out of the precious metal gold
Use "gold watch" in a sentence
1. He popped his gold watch yesterday.
2. Inside the box was a gold watch.
3. She was presented with an inscribed gold watch.
4. I really mourn the loss of that gold watch.
5. In lieu of luggage he left a gold watch.
6. This gold watch was handed down from my great grandmother.
7. He pledged his gold watch to pay for her birthday gift.
8. I had to sell that gold watch a year or so back.
9. The company gave him a gold watch in acknowledgement of his services.
10. 12 He pledged his gold watch to pay for her birthday gift.
11. Her jewellery consisted of a sound gold watch and a fine turquoise ring.
12. Her small gold watch showed almost noon when she awoke, refreshed and ravenous.
13. I just need to know if you've seen a guard with a gold watch.
14. 30 Her small gold watch showed almost noon when she awoke, refreshed and ravenous.
15. He took his gold watch out of his waistcoat pocket and snapped it open.
16. There's a lot of people that can get you a gold watch in here.
17. 23 When Jim's uncle retired from the railway company, he was given a gold watch.
18. Appreciation definition, gratitude; thankful recognition: They showed their Appreciation by giving him a gold watch
19. 3 Her gold watch and her digital clock agree that it is nineteen minutes past eight.
20. Aw, come on. 30 more years of this,..... you get a tiny pension and a cheap gold watch.
21. He sipped his gin and tonic, and my eyes flitted to his gold watch and his gold bracelet.
22. When the teacher retired, she was given a gold watch in Admiration of her fifty years of service to the county
23. She dressed her Carefullest on Monday night, put on a fresh white waist and white kid gloves, and wore her bracelet and gold watch and chain
24. A gold watch or expensive handbag not only show appreciation to a helpful official or Acquiescent mistress; they are also tradable assets and less traceable than cash
25. Appraise means ‘assess (someone or something)’, as in a need to Appraise existing techniques, or ‘value’, as in have the gold watch Appraised by an expert, while apprise means ‘inform (someone)’ and is often used in the structure apprise someone of something, as in …
26. To Commemorate something means to remember something and by doing so to honor it, as in “We would like to Commemorate his many years of past service by presenting him with this lovely gold watch.” The word Commemorate has a pretty clear echo of memory in it, so it can help to keep it in your mind just by noticing that.