Sentence examples for for a gem from inspiring English sources

The prime requisite for a gem is that it must be beautiful.

If someone wants to pay $1000 for a gem icon, what's the harm in that?

For a gem of a restored building, head to Bursledon village, east of Southampton city centre.

In this novel named for a gem that is nothing and everything, this is what is true: Elba, the island itself, its rocks and gems.

A Hong Kong-based billionaire set a record for a gem or piece of jewellery when he paid $48.4m for the Blue Moon, a rare fancy vivid blue diamond auctioned by Sotheby's in Geneva in November.

He even laughs to himself when pulling off audacious plays, like when he took a spell from beating up Frenchmen and laid on the sweetest of short passes to send Israel Folau clean through for a gem of a try.

We had met in the afternoon when I mistook him for a gem-shop tout and he asked if I was German.

The emergence of epidemics in China, then, simply calls for a geming – the Chinese word for revolution, which means a change of mandate under heavenly governance.

For Senator Obama, a gem from another anxious, bloated, speculative age, "The Great Gatsby," that perfect tale of the American dream gone off the road.

My daughter has been saving for just such a gem for the past three months.

One of his most recent essays, titled "Atheists for Jesus", is a gem for revealing the limitations of his thought.