While 56percentt of the skiing is rated single- or double-black diamond, meaning for experts only, the 3,600 acres of skiable terrain offers more novice and intermediate skiing than most Eastern resorts.
"If we violate the Program," an inmate said, "they made us throw the diamond up," meaning to place their hands together above their heads and take punches to the ribs.
Beacon Hill is a small township with a high rate of migration and informal work (particularly small scale sale of goods at the roadside and unregulated diamond panning), meaning fewer long term relationships developed between residents.
The raise to two diamonds was "inverted," meaning that it was strong and forcing.
Similarly, diamond is unusually lipophilic, meaning grease and oil readily collect on a diamond's surface.
Three no-trump asked North to show his singleton, and four diamonds was "last train," meaning continuing slam interest but a willingness to stop.
There is a scale grading diamonds colors from D to Z, with D meaning a perfectly colorless diamond, and Z - noticeable color.
Based on a luxury Nokia handset, the small slider is completely covered in white diamonds, except the screen and keypad, meaning it would double nicely as emergency brass knuckles.
Diamond is paying for Pringles with stock, meaning that P.&G.'s current shareholders are investing in Diamond (that is why P.&G. has a MAC clause here even though Diamond is technically not the target company, but the buyer).
The word diamond comes from the word adamantine, meaning indestructible.
