Sentence examples for gems around from inspiring English sources

Easton Ellis appears to use Twitter to spread his cocktail party gems around the globe, most probably imagining himself quite the Truman Capote of the 140-character soundbite.

Grayson Perry, dazzling in pink and violet flounces, with sprigs of stick-on gems around both eyes, feels a special affinity with the artists in the exhibition he helped select.

The US president slipped away from his hectic Vietnam visit on Monday night to sample the dish with Anthony Bourdain, a chef and food critic who fronts a travel show about hidden culinary gems around the world.

There are many new gems around London, not least the Swiss Re centre, but I still think the city's greatest buildings are those around Broadgate conceived and constructed by Stuart Lipton in the 1980s.

"Just Delicious isn't the best in town, but there are some gems around: Carnegie Deli just south of Central Park (854 7th Avenue) is the Federal Reserve of delis - flawless and reliable.

He learned that Ms. Minchilli, a food writer and occasional New York Times contributor who has lived in Italy since 1988 (and who spent some of her childhood there), could be hired as a private emissary to gastronomic gems around the city.

It's a visual gem – around every corner there's something aesthetically and maddeningly perfect to be seen.

Move the gem around in the light to see how visible the extinctions are from different angles.

"Those scripts, those sorts of films, they're gems that come around every so often and when they do, yeah, of course, I'd love to do them.

Top-class overseas stars, too, will be thin on the ground this year: in the age of the IPL – the fourth edition of which starts today – counties are no longer such a lure for the best foreign talent, although there a few gems scattered around.

Anyone spot any new gems sneakin' around in iOS 4.3.5?