Sentence examples for a diamond of from inspiring English sources

He added, "It was a diamond of a bookstore.

"It is a diamond of a series – complex, dramatic, thoroughly gripping," said BBC4 controller Richard Klein.

With a diamond of a certain size on that slender hand.

Rich enough to throw a diamond of more than 30 carats into a snowdrift and not look for it.

As he watched her, Weinert watched him, and the two men ended up center stage, in a diamond of light, and began an engaging contact duet.

Mr. Alschuler serves, too, as chairman of High Line Park in Manhattan, a diamond of a six-acre park with a budget — most of it privately raised from the city's wealthiest.

At no point did Magid mention her plan to make a diamond out of Barragán.

A diamond out of ashes: Lifegem.com can turn your pet's cremated ashes or a lock of hair into a diamond.

On both ends should be a diamond shape of the underside of your paper.

Notts boss Martin Allen added: "Rick's an absolute diamond of a bloke, a good player and still has a lot to offer.

As the scanning probe made of cantilever with a diamond tip of the NSG-10-DLC.