And the new money is not always used to buy more gilts?

And the only way to really run gilts if you're serious is to actually trade them.

The gilt on the board where the sun caught it looked like light in the eyes.

But it were well that all books had the top edge gilt.

At last, she went to the wall and took down a small picture in a gilt frame.

On the wall over my bed there was a great big Eye in a gilt frame.

Without meaning to she looked at the big gilt clock.

King is now being asked how the bank actually buys gilts.

He is saying that the government does not want to hold gilts to maturity.

The Central bank creates new money to buy the gilts.

In a few minutes he'd be able to see details of the gilt work on her bow and figure head.

It was a big oval one, in a gilt frame.

"What was gilt is now plastic and modern," he said.

Gilts suffered too, with price drops of up to a point.

Table 9.1 shows the average numbers of transactions per day in the gilts market during 1986.

It's a good three inches by two, with gilt edges.

"She has so much gilt, you have to put sunglasses on," he said.

When dealing in gilts, some particular points are worth noting.

It is therefore more common in breeding stock, particularly gilts.

Deborah was probably ready to tack the gilt around his head.

He turned it to read the gilt lettering on the cover.

This could help if gilt yields recover over the next year, for example.

What matters is whether the gilt markets will lend to us.

I catch a glimpse of myself in the gilt mirror.

The half moon of gilt and trappings opened up in the center.

Sweat trickled down his face, wilting the collar of his crimson, gilt- embroidered coat.

For which we lose our heads to gild his horns.

They were neither the first nor the last to gild the name of thief.

A glow from the Eagle reached to gild the sky.

And then, sir, only consider how such conduct will gild the future scenes of life.

But he is not one to shift blame or gild the lily.

Go on - for your Christmas pudding, gild the lily.

Maybe that's why the money has not yet been found to gild the tarnished dome.

Let us not gild the lily; slaves was what we were, Fran thought.

Life is a circle and love is what gilds it.

Dearer than the whole world would she be to him and gild his days with happiness.

There is no way to gild the lily on this, so guess I won't even try.

"She's got such a beautiful voice to begin with that she doesn't need to gild the lily."

There seems to be a tendency among young hotel chefs these days to gild the lily.

Somehow time had failed to gild the memories brought back by these handwritten words.

"I'm the only man in this ship that can gild proper, that's why!"

No need to gild the lily with white chocolate.

Look how they gild some of those tramps in Hollywood."

In the trade gilds there were apprentices, companions and masters.

"Yeah, maybe he can gild the table, or something."

Provincial people like that never knew when to stop; they could be counted on, so to speak, to try to gild the lily.

But they gild the lily because these works are drawings in themselves, caught halfway between two and three dimensions.

When he wondered if he could gild the roof, she set him straight on that, too.

Not enough, even, to gild it like a goldfinch.

At the very least he would probably gild the place from basement to mansard, and beyond that, who knew what to imagine?

Originally, this was also associated with the award, the privilege to gild the armor.