My gallery claims your promise; the painters and gilders finish to-morrow, and next day it washes its hands.
The painters and gilders quit my gallery this week, but I have not got a chair or a table for it yet; however, I hope it will have all its clothes on by the time you have promised me a visit.
From Lowbier it goeth to Whitehalton, to Kirke Haugh [Sidenote: Gilders beck.
Once, I remember, I was in the studio dwelling on Fifteenth Street of the Richard Watson Gilders when I discovered that, having dressed in a hurry, I had put my pin in upside-down.
Some pedantic enthusiast once said of them that, "The Gilders were empowered by divine right to put the cachet of recognition upon distinction.
Speaking of the Gilders reminds me, albeit indirectly, of Helena Modjeska, whom I first saw in Sacramento, playing Adrienne Lecouvreur.
The carpenters and gilders and painters were busily at work, painting and furbishing up the ornaments; but the scene brought forcibly to the minds of the travellers the preparations for a new play at a theatre.
Mackay in the Sloop Amsterdam to the Island of Teneriffe and to receive fourteen Gilders per month.
This castle was the daughter I had promised to deliver over--the Welshman is Jan Vanwelt, and the gilderswere the cattle he has sent in, as a part-payment beforehand of my guerdon.
Gilders manage it by breathing under the leaf in the direction it is desired to send it, and flatten it on the cushion by the same gentle blowing or breathing.
All except the box makers and tip gilders sit while at work.
Gilders calculate to make twenty cents an hour, the most usual price for good hands in all trades.
There are no extensive gilders in the South or West, except one in Cincinnati, and one in Chicago.
Gilders that manufacture frames for mirrors and artists, are most likely to have work all the year.
We find to our cost that all that glitters is not gold, and your every-day bungling carvers and gilderswill not do.
Our evening gilders must be more skillful than those who flashed and daubed away in the morning of life, and gilt with any tinsel the weathercock for the morning sun.
Roch allum in request, in so much that what cost only three gilders has sold for 100 gilders; but not in demand by every one.
A thin, boarded brush made of camel's hair, used by gilders in lifting gold leaf.
The 'little sprite of a woman' you admire so much, knew theGilders in those days.
You had better keep your gilders in your pocket," said I, "and not risk them so foolishly.
Yes, I remember it well enough; but I understood that I was putting my name to a receipt for fifty gilders which he paid me.
I may be wrong, but I could lay five gildersthat I am right.
By the by, Wolstang, I wish you could let me have the ten gilders I lent you.
Calc'late there is," said a voice at the rear of the hall, and Steve Gilders arose, for once detached from the rifle which had grown to be as much a part of him as his arms.
Gilders raised Marie without effort and strode away with her in his arms.
Steve Gilders came in, rifle under his arm, pushing another individual before him.
At times Gilders waited to permit Jim to rest, for Jim could not equal the woodsman's pace, indeed could not have sustained any pace at all without frequent stops.
When Dolf came back Gilders was gone, nor did Dolf see his host again that night.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "gilders" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
