Sentence examples for diamond placed from inspiring English sources

Diamond placed a cat outside a cage of rats, and found that rats raised in this condition did worse on rat-friendly cognitive tests — running complicated mazes and the like — than did rats kept away from the sight of cats.

The later Mughal ruler, Shah Jahan, who built the Taj Mahal, had the diamond placed into the famous Peacock Throne of the dynasty but spent his last days watching its reflection through a barred window after being imprisoned by his son, Aurangzeb.

One can't help imagining her return home to her apartment, where she goes to bed at 7 and rises again at 4. The dawn will illuminate the artifacts that are kept as a shrine to her husband, like the golden nugget pendant in the shape of Venezuela, with a diamond placed exactly upon the mountain he discovered: Cerro de la Neblina, Hill of the Mist.

This dazzler boasts five carats of diamonds placed in a hand-made platinum and yellow gold leaf setting.

Blue diamonds placed about 6 feet above the ground appear on trees along the trail every 0.25 mile.

"We thought it was a gift there was a charging point at the Diamond Place car park," he said.

For the opening last year of Chanel's fine-jewelry boutiques in New York, Paris and Seoul, Maurer set miniature, Day-Glo-colored mountains (with diamond "treasures" placed inside) among floors and benches that sparkled with L.E.D.'s.

A grid of black and white images including ones of juicy, raw fruit, a snail sliding on genital skin and a diamond necklace placed between a girl's hairless labia by the Japanese artist who loved his wife and any perversion that he came across, stretches over the staircase connecting the ancient art with its more contemporary incarnations.

First, the diamond is placed on a turntable, and a single CCD camera with one telecentric lens captures silhouette images from multiple views as the turntable rotates.

In that same year, the Nassak Diamond was placed in the hands of J. & S.S. DeYoung, a then 100-year-old estate jewellery house located in New York.

Six years later, the diamond was placed on display in November 1976 at a charity benefit as a means to attract donors to that benefit.