Sentence examples for no gem from inspiring English sources
If no gem has been as alluring as the pearl to poets, folklorists, and moralists, or to novelists of manners like Colette, Scott Fitzgerald, and Edith Wharton, it is probably because there are few symbols that so intimately link the entitlements of the highborn to the privations of the lowly.
But outside their strictly private events, almost no gems were seen in public.
She is elegant - slacks, striped shirt, red trainers - and though she wears a lot of gold on her hands, there are no gems.
According to Jewish tradition, a Jewish wedding ring should be solid all around, with no gems, and nothing cut out of it.
The Rays won only one postseason game last fall: Moore's seven-inning, no-run gem against the Texas Rangers in Game 1 of the teams' division series.
When they do, it will be a hidden gem no longer.
An interlude while Thomas Watson brings us this gem: "No! Surely the sport the wasp was looking for was sting-tsong!" And Tsonga wins the set.
The same are-you-cool-enough-test happens on "Loveeee Song" feat Future (you fail if you say he sounds like a drunk singing a love song) until the album pulls back with the more straight-ahead "Lost in Paradise" and dancehall-tinged gem "No Love Allowed".
That's no web gem, and the Rangers still lead, 3-2.
Or, "Why would you want to do that?" Having grown up in Rockaway and spent many an hour gazing out the windows of Beach Channel High School at this flattish white span held up with T-shaped steel and concrete girders, I confess it's no design gem.
