Sentence examples for certain emerald from inspiring English sources
Of all the purported nicknames Rimmerman offers, the most telling may be "the Great and Powerful Vinous Oz" — celebrating, as it does, a certain Emerald City quality in Garagiste.
"Rimmerman likes that kind of thing, wines that to most Americans are like eeuwee!" Of all the purported nicknames Rimmerman offers, the most telling may be "the Great and Powerful Vinous Oz" — celebrating, as it does, a certain Emerald City quality in Garagiste.
Anyway, before long, Oz makes the acquaintance of Finley, a flying monkey voiced by Zach Braff (what is it about James Franco and talking monkeys, anyway?), and sets off on a certain Yellow Brick Road toward a certain Emerald City and a meeting with a certain good witch (Michelle Williams).
The "500 Hats" app is just one of dozens of Seussian software programs for phones and tablets, so those looking for the familiar stories of the Sneetches, the Grinch, the Lorax, the Cat in the Hat and a certain emerald-hued breakfast combo can find them all at www.oceanhousemedia.com.
The letter to Lord Young talks of "a collection of papers which prima facie provide evidence of Lonrho's failure to disclose to its shareholders certain dealings in emeralds". He wrote to Lord Young: "You will know that the fraud squad has not lost interest on these matters.
Your special interest lies in the color properties of certain gemstones, in particular, emeralds.
"If someone can say definitively an emerald is from a certain mine, it may cause the emeralds to be more pricey," he said.
The priest will enchant certain items in exchange for an emerald(s).
All emeralds you have examined before a certain time t were green (your notebook is full of evidence statements of the form "Emerald x found at place y date $z (z \le t)$ is green").
The game features a special stages can access via certain handles in order to obtain the Chaos Emeralds.
Amway has also held out the allure of recognition: distributors who hit certain milestones are awarded "pins" named after precious metals or stones (Gold, Emerald, Diamond, etc)., all of which come with special perks.
