One week of every month they hold a "sight" in those cities during which buyers from all over the world examine, and if they like, purchase an allotment of diamonds.
As it is, more than a few Internet handicappers are holding a place, sight unseen, for "Cold Mountain," and assuming that at least two of the others have a reasonable shot.
After three months of local media coverage, the Arizona sightings finally hit the national airwaves and were dubbed the "Phoenix Lights". With growing public demand for an explanation, Symington -- still tight-lipped about his own sighting -- held a national press conference that would haunt him for years.
Before dawn, even before the crowds descend, live tuna auctions are held--a sight witnessed only by a lucky few each day.
It just goes to show that not even Tolstoy at his most expansive can hold a candle to the sight of Ed Byrne from the Brantano adverts walking up a hill in a cagoule.
Musa Naiem, 35, from Sudan said the camp where he was held, in sight of a Bedouin village, was a fenced-in pen with three rooms covered by a cloth roof.
At the next stop a man got on with his young son, who was holding a big blue bear, the sight of which nudged the first man from his monologue.
There was a lesbian couple nearby holding hands -- a sight that's becoming fairly common in larger southern cities.
We also host a permanent exhibition to the great 1970 Isle of Wight festival, held within sight and sound, and there is a life-sized statue of Jimi Hendrix outside near Julia's original studio.
I held the sight in my eyes for a moment.
Peering through his telescopic sights at a desperado holding a young woman hostage, he pulls his trigger at the wrong moment, striking the woman instead of her captor.
