Sentence examples for it's diamond from inspiring English sources

I respond: "It's not plastic, it's diamond".

It's diamond dealer jargon for a projection of high value onto something.

One of them (I'm not sure if it's Diamond or Silk) does all the talking in these videos, and the other one goes, "uh huh!" and "mm-hmm!" Onstage, the one who talks urged veterans groups who weren't accepting donations from Trump to have a change of heart.

Arthur selected a ball numbered 12. Now it was Diamond's turn to draw.

Agius had resigned after a conversation with Lord Turner, chairman of the Financial Services Authority, who had left their talks believing that it was Diamond who would quit, not Agius.

That would usually be a major, but East's hand would suggest it was diamonds.

She says she thought it was diamonds.

I didn't know it was diamonds in the rough.

The Western world has always thought of Africa as a continent to take things from, whether it was diamonds, rubber, or slaves.

But it is diamonds that glitter for Jeffrey Schappe, who oversees $16 billion in assets as chief investment officer for Raleigh, N.C.'s BB&T Asset Management.

There it is diamonds and oil rather than finance, and the corruption may be more brazen, but the consequences for society follow a similar pattern.