Sentence examples for diamond comes from inspiring English sources

This is where Jared Diamond comes in: the comfort savagery writer de nos jours.

And that is where Mr. Metcalf of Black Diamond comes into play.

"There is no way to tell where a diamond comes from," said Eli Haas, president of the Diamond Dealers Club of New York.

The appointment of Mr Staley, who has lower key approach than Mr Diamond, comes at a sensitive time for banks as they seek to deal with rules designed to ring fence retail banks from the investment banks.

The government has promised to keep Daresbury's synchrotron running until 2 years after DIAMOND comes online, at least another 7 years from now.

Michele offers a less expensive option; also outlined with diamonds, the Deco Diamond comes with a stainless steel strap that can be alternated with others, like alligator, that are sold separately.

The gangly Screech (Dustin Diamond) came to define "Saved by the Bell".

When the movie "Blood Diamond" came out several years ago, I did have a few seatmates ask questions about "conflict" diamonds.

In the celluloid days of baseball, the pictures from the diamond came through the movie houses.

Again he spat, only this time a diamond came out and landed on the ground beside him.

Reflecting on the flurry of international media interest, he lamented: "We are just a hole where that diamond came from".