Next year, the grains would be like gold dust.

Long awaited all year round, invitations are like gold dust.

"Surgeons are like gold dust - you can't find them."

Having someone recommend a builder is like gold dust.

Invitations for the 1,300 seats are like gold dust.

"Crofts are like gold dust and get snapped up instantly.

His hair was like gold dust and curled carelessly around a face that had never completely lost its boyish charm.

I sometimes am lucky enough to fiind expired film which is like gold dust in the right hands.

These seeds are like gold dust.

A cup of rice, the Liberian staple, is like gold dust - rare and out of reach for most.

'This is only the second time Derry has got through to the final in 35 years, so tickets this year are like gold dust,' he said.

Since my aunt had stayed there more than 15 years ago, Queen Sofia had visited and rooms were like gold dust.

"Storybooks were like gold dust--anything you could read was treasured, back before the town had a lending library.

This means houses in villages like Chiddingfold and Shamley Green are like gold dust.

'Historic outdoor pools are like gold dust and Sandford Parks Lido is a real gem.

But I kept finding clues, bits and pieces of thought that were like gold dust and stray gems spilled from the caravan of knowledge I tracked.

And what of her place at St Biddulph's, a teaching hospital where places are like gold dust and where they keep a reserve list bursting with applicants dying to be accepted?

Seven furlongs is a trip that falls between two stools, not quite a sprint and not quite the more trendy mile and, as such, good races such as this over this specialist trip are like gold dust.

'High quality clinical researchers are like gold dust,' said Diana Dunstan of the Medical Research Council at a meeting on opportunities in clinical research held at the Royal College of Physicians just before Christmas.

Peter Turner, managing director of Experian's ProtectMyID, warns: "The personal information on an average smartphone is like gold dust to an ID thief and many of us could be putting this on a plate by using public Wi-Fi networks.

Only 12 of each were produced and they're now like gold dust."

"Surgeons are like gold dust - you can't find them."

Next year, the grains would be like gold dust.

Long awaited all year round, invitations are like gold dust.

Having someone recommend a builder is like gold dust.

Those aspen groves would sparkle like gold dust in the fall.

Invitations for the 1,300 seats are like gold dust.

Light broke through the sky and tumbled like gold dust through the window.

"I know this red clay," he said, fingering the soil like gold dust.

But any information from behind the Iron Curtain was treated like gold dust in those days.

I sometimes am lucky enough to fiind expired film which is like gold dust in the right hands.

"Crofts are like gold dust and get snapped up instantly.

The rippling haze looked like gold dust, floated on a celestial pool.

She shook her head so that her hair rained like gold dust down her back.

His hair was like gold dust and curled carelessly around a face that had never completely lost its boyish charm.

As an added touch, she sprinkles English phrases through the script like gold dust on a scroll painting.

Here the smoky glazes are speckled with yellow ocher, like gold dust.

"The Xeelee guard their technology like gold dust.

Having burnt out, it leaves behind a floating, sparkling yellowy-red ash, rather like gold dust.

The sensation drizzled into her system like gold dust until everything inside her sparkled.

A cup of rice, the Liberian staple, is like gold dust - rare and out of reach for most.

The flashlight produced golden sparkles from the hewn walls, particles that looked like gold dust.

Like gold dust, lad, Earth's Prime Talent called back gently.

These seeds are like gold dust.