Longman Dictionary of Contemporary English
Usage examples of "gold-rimmed".
A respectable-looking buxom brown-skinned woman wearing gold-rimmed glasses opened the door onto a chain and asked through the crack, "Who you want to see?
To the left, a man in a dark raincoat, and wearing an odd-looking pair of gold-rimmed spectacles, stepped forward.
In less than fifteen seconds, the driver of the Peugeot was joined by the man in the black raincoat, now replacing his gold-rimmed glasses, adjusting his eyes to his restored vision.
Its door opened and a man stepped out—a killer in a black raincoat, wearing thin, gold-rimmed spectacles.
Words were exchanged over the hood of the Peugeot, gold-rimmed spectacles adjusted, hands placed in outsized pockets, unseen weapons gripped.
A tall, gaunt man wearing gold-rimmed spectacles had said the words in the Steppdeckstrasse.
They were as aware as any pair of eyes Bourne had ever seen, except perhaps behind gold-rimmed glasses in Zurich.
David Abrahams was waiting for him, lanky and skinny as ever, but he was balding a little and he had taken to wearing gold-rimmed spectacles which gave him a perpetually startled expression.
When she saw them she snatched the gold-rimmed reading glasses off her nose - she hated even the family to see her wearing them - and she demanded, 'What are you two so merry about?
She was wearing gold-rimmed glasses, and her pocketbook was trimmed with something that certainly looked like mink.