Sentence examples for diamond skull from inspiring English sources
This is the age of the diamond skull.
But $100 million for a diamond skull that cost $23.6 million£1212 million) to make?
ROTTERDAM — Fancy a phone that looks like Damien Hirst's diamond skull sculpture?
It was extraordinary – and it was all because of seeing Damien's diamond skull.
Never the priciest artist (that diamond skull apart), but makes up for it on volume.
Another pair of triumphs he values even more highly than the Diamond Skulls, is the winning of the Wingfield Sculls in 1898 and 1899.
Blue chip, Hirst certainly is, and his new show features oil paintings, another brave move by the artist better known for diamond skulls and pickled sharks.
The facade is not encrusted with dead butterflies nor diamond skulls, nor is there the clinical air that his eerie white production facility in Gloucestershire exudes.
In the final pages, which are terrifically exciting, the book reads like an adventure story for boys, the sort that is accompanied by drawings of diamond skulls and scorpion kings.
As the world descends on London for the 2012 Olympics, the formaldehyde animals, diamond skulls and spin paintings of Damien Hirst will demonstrate to the visiting masses the prowess of contemporary British culture.
