Sentence examples for diamonds later from inspiring English sources

Not only that, but we also hear the story of how, in the LA riots, thieves broke into a mansion, stole the blue diamonds later owned by Caspere and killed the occupants, leaving their children parentless.

Sharon Stone and Mariah Carey just ended an interview by saying "Let's trade diamonds later".

During a brief joint interview with Al Roker, we learned two very interesting tidbits about the pals: 1) Apparently they're neighbors, and 2) Carey is going to steal Stone's diamonds later.

The diamonds were later recovered and several arrests were made.

The team recorded diamond synthesis on one occasion, but the experiment could not be reproduced because of uncertain synthesis conditions, and the diamond was later shown to have been a natural diamond used as a seed.

Detection of isolated iron in diamond has later been re-interpreted in terms of micro-particles of ruby produced during the diamond synthesis.

"Their thinking seems to be that by grabbing territory now, and with the peace process under way, they will be able to keep control of the diamond mines later on," said Margaret Novicki, the United Nations mission spokeswoman.

It may have been a movie of some glint and substance at the time (the script is by I. A. L. Diamond, who later co-wrote "Some Like It Hot"), but the tide has washed it away, and the President himself would probably have preferred to forget not just the leer of its sexism but, far more shaming, the Czech accent he adopts halfway through, as a ploy to win Virginia Mayo.

A few years later, diamonds joined the routes.

In the nineteen-nineties, he was the largest purchaser of diamonds from Angola; later, he became the biggest private investor in Sierra Leone.

There she posed with the "Diamonds" songstress and later changed into a more casual ensemble.