In a Siebenburg story, "Die beiden goldenen Kinder," the children are killed by an envious woman who becomes queen in their mother's place.
Anybody who had seen Franziska Fahler, niece of the proprietor of the "Goldenen Bock" in Huferschingen, would admit that in a moment.
The place where the first twenty-three articles of this important law were published is still known as the house "Zum Goldenen Schild," in the Schildgasse.
We put up at the inn Zum goldenen Kreutz (golden cross).
The inn--the old Gasthaus zum Goldenen Anker--stands upon the very edge of the precipice above the tumbling Nagold, and is indeed partly built down the face of the cliff.
As I thought of her, the memory of the little inn, the Gasthof zumGoldenen Anker, in Weissenstein, came vividly back to me.
He was often with Beethoven, in Baden, in his lodging in the Sailerstaette and in the inn "Zur goldenen Birn," where he often dined after the removal of Giannatasio to that quarter.
On the same day he writes to his wife, who had gone on to Karlsbad for a cure: Say to His Serene Highness Prince Friedrich, that I can never be with Beethoven without wishing that it were in the ~goldenen Strauss~.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "goldenen" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
