Sentence examples for diamond down from inspiring English sources

"I turned that diamond down," Mr. Wynn allows, before asking if I've toyed with his bauble long enough and prying it from my hands.

He has a red Black Diamond down jacket and brown Karrimor walking boots with a hole in the left boot.

"I think the Doors made their first demo here," he said as he followed Diamond down the hall, past the walls of gold and platinum Neil Diamond records, past the framed album covers and into a glass recording studio.

Wrapping an arm around a trainer and another around hitting coach Turner Ward, he limped off the diamond, down the dugout steps and into the visitors' clubhouse.

After spending big for diamonds down on the street, it's good to know there's a place nearby that's easy on your mind and your wallet.

Mr Cutifani dramatically illustrated his case with a slide showing the fall in commodity prices this year, with nickel down 38 per cent, iron ore down 33 per cent, copper down 29 per cent and even diamonds down 15 per cent.

She gloated about wearing a £2 dress from Marks & Spencer to meet Jackie Kennedy ("with the rest of them dripping diamonds down to their navels") and didn't attend either of the Academy Awards ceremonies at which she won.

However, the biggest fall on the index was posted by Petra Diamonds - down by 8.73% after it warned that its full-year production will be between 8-9% below its forecast of 4.4 million carats.

There are plenty of diamond rings you can get for under a grand, such as this one from Kay ($999, Kay) with three diamonds and two rows of round diamonds down the side.

Poured into divine cocktail dresses by Carolina Herrera, dripping diamonds down their backs, the women ended each episodic encounter by bourreé-ing off into the wings, their partners staring after them quizzically before they moseyed off in the opposite direction.

My all-time Stoke favourite was the Umbro diamonds-down-the-arms kit of 1978-79 ween wereere promoted thanks to a last-minute winner.