Sentence examples for diamonds though from inspiring English sources
Rebel-mined diamonds, though, can still find their way out of Africa.
In seven diamonds, though, you must allow for the possibility that East has jack-fourth of trumps.
Diamonds, though, is the missing link, the crucial transition; ideally placed at the turn of the decade and implicitly haunted by noises off in the nation at large.
It stopped buying third-party diamonds, and focused instead on selling its own diamonds — though to only around 100 dealers who agreed to play by its rules.
Three specific conflicts in Angola, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, and Sierra Leone directed world attention to the destructive role of diamonds, though the problem arose in other countries as well.
Dixon, the worse-for-wear cop killed in the shootout, was also on the trail of these diamonds –though he seemed to be looking for them before Caspere's death, confirming that he had a separate agenda to the rest of those working the case.
On the last diamond, though, West had to throw a heart to keep the club jack.
Here, she is improbably caught up in the search for a stolen diamond, though not just any diamond.
Like the Rapids, LA has shifted to a diamond, though Bruce Arena's has been a more progressive approach.
In his appearance before MPs, Mr Diamond, though polite and contrite, was keen to distinguish between two sorts of misdeeds by his bank.
Brilliant at the attacking tip of Portugal's midfield diamond, though Rui Jorge seemed to grow frustrated by Sweden in the final and shunted his attacking fulcrum out wide.
