Sentence examples for jewels from inspiring English sources

A palaeontologist/geologist will be joining the Jewels of the Arctic trip, which visits Spitsbergen, Greenland and Iceland, to share his knowledge of volcanoes, fjords and rocks.

"Things have changed a bit since my time," she adds, raising her eyebrows at two women, one black, one white, who wear nothing but discreet jewels between their legs and red feather head-dresses which trail down their backs.

Her collection included the spectacular 16th-century La Peregrina pearl which was part of the Spanish crown jewels.

— an enthusiastic collector of couture, of paintings and, most of all, of jewels.

The two-time Oscar-winner died in March at the age of 79, leaving behind a vast array of personal effects, including 269 individual jewels and a wardrobe bulging with an estimated 400 outfits.

Related: Marilyn Monroe and Arthur Miller: a year in their lives - in pictures His autobiography tells the story of a rabbi who, by stealing jewels from under the pillow of a dying man, stimulated his victim into enough life to chase him out of the bedroom.

Roy Ramm, a former commander of the Flying Squad, said he would not be surprised if up to £200m worth of jewels were taken, given it was in Hatton Garden, and that the full total would probably never be known.

In modern Copenhagen, Claudia tries to sell the jewels she stole from the old baron but ends up fleeing the shop and making a tearful confession to him about the theft.

He tells her to put the jewels on, along with a dress he has pulled from somewhere, and join him for dinner in an hour.

Collectively, these ballets are the Diaghilev crown jewels, but there are many other works in the repertory whose original choreography has been lost, but whose materials are just as ripe for recycling.

But maybe those Windsor employees currently embarked on industrial action have yet to recognise, not having seen Mirren in The Audience, that, under her crown jewels, the Queen is basically one of us.