Sentence examples for diamond dust from inspiring English sources
noun
A ground-level cloud composed of tiny ice crystals.
Precious Stone Dust is also known as dust, powder, diamond dust.
Carborundum and diamond dust have replaced crushed garnets and corundum (emery) as abrasives.
At 0.75 to 1.1 millionths of a millimetre long, the diamond dust particles are vanishingly small.
The grinders are coated with diamond dust, and are continually cooled by dripping water. 2 P.M.
Mourad has already written a second, and bloodier, thriller, Diamond Dust, published in Arabic.
Benedetti and Jeanloz decided to try the obvious experiment - squeeze liquid methane and see if they could make diamond dust.
Ever avaricious, Warhol spurned no weak idea — dollar signs, diamond-dust shoes — that might turn a buck.
If the use of stenciling inevitably brings Jasper Johns to mind, the sparkle effects recall Andy Warhol's diamond-dust silk-screened paintings of shoes and shadows.
On a nearby wall hangs Warhol's "Guns and Diamond Dust Shoes," from 1981.
The restaurant is where all 16 of Damien Hirst's limited edition Diamond Dust "Psalms" series (pictured) hang together for the first time.
An Andy Warhol silkscreen, "Diamond Dust Shoes," fetched $655,200, a figure below its high estimate of $800,000, and a small mobile by Alexander Calder sold for $1.3 million, also below its high estimate set at $1.5 million.
