Sentence examples for gem something from inspiring English sources

Nobody goes that extra yard and creates a gem, something that's going to survive for a long, long period of time.

Let me just say that although I am not a book critic, this book is a gem, something lasting, very much so for me.

They were forbidden gems, something you heard whispers about at parties and sourced on some stall in Camden Market or that hard to find record shop in Palmer's Green.

Down a little alley near the district's epicenter, where even 1980's houses have 18th-century-style carriage doors, the most astonishing sight is not another period gem but something more unexpected: something modern.

This southern gem offers something unique for everyone!

Proust says the book is "a gem" and "something of a classic in its witty evocation of the edges of dysfunctionality at the festive season".

SID RAMIN and the Academy Award he won in 1961 for the musical adaptation of "West Side Story," his bosom buddy Leonard Bernstein's urban gem, have something swell in common: neither looks anything near his age.

Neither make music I recognise as music, and even Bugg, supported by rock sentimentalists as a teenage gem with something on his non-X Factor mind, produced with conscientious MoR-indie care, writes songs that seem to leave quickly on a jet plane in the direction of John Denver.

Robert Shearman and Lars Pearson, in their book Wanting to Believe: A Critical Guide to The X-Files, Millennium & The Lone Gunmen, rated the episode four stars out of five, and called "Quagmire" a "delightful little gem" and "something rather magical".

Of all the jewelry on view, perhaps the most spectacular piece combines gems with something decidedly ungemlike -- a sea shell.

Scrolls of calligraphic renderings of poems and prose selections have continued to be hung alongside paintings in the homes of the common people as well as the elite, converting these literary gems into something to be enjoyed in everyday living.