Sentence examples for after diamonds from inspiring English sources

It was developed by Europeans as a mining town after diamonds were found in the area in 1909.

Graphite, a form of carbon, is the third example of interstellar dust Professor Anders and his associates have discovered in meteorites, after diamonds and grains of silicon carbide.

Britain annexed the territory in 1847, and after diamonds were discovered in 1925, the white minority South African government declared the diamond field to be state property.

According to the World Travel and Tourism Council, Botswana's growing tourism industry is the second biggest income earner after diamonds and employs 32,000 people.

But the frantic effort to sell the diamonds afterward was so ham-handed that some who watch the industry have begun to doubt the robbers were after diamonds at all, but were instead seeking hard cash.

African labour was needed on the sugar plantations and at South African ports and mines after diamonds (at Kimberley in the 1860s) and gold (at Witwatersrand in the 1880s) were discovered.

After Diamond and Del Missier quit, Ricci made efforts to stay.

Students in the Master of Development Practice program pose with author Jared Diamond after Diamond's keynote for the Albright Lecture on Conservation.

Corundum, naturally occurring aluminum oxide mineral (Al2O3) that is, after diamond, the hardest known natural substance.

Soon after, Diamond started selling used textile machinery to Gamal Omar's father in Egypt.

Buckyballs are the third fundamental form of carbon, after diamond and graphite.