Sentence examples for particular gems from inspiring English sources

The Ray Galton and Alan Simpson scripts are particular gems.

Among the particular gems are a "Blues Potpourri" and a "Fox-Trot Potpourri," both based on themes from "Die Dreigroschenoper" ("The Three Penny Opera") and offered in vibrant arrangements by von Platen.

The village of Palkonya is a particular gem and I recommend Haraszti and Hárságyi wine cellars.

One of those, staged in a narrow hallway, is a particular gem.

Its outdoor sculpture, tremendous space and all the different perspectives it affords, makes this sculpture garden a particular gem.

Among the other works here, "The Seasons" (1947), a suite in nine movements, is a particular gem.

That's not to say Dunham's particular humor isn't needed: "In a nod to gender equality, neither of us came" – that was a particular gem.

Of the recommendation Untergunther says: "Smart rhyming by this talented and witty wordsmith" and highlights the rhyming of fluorescent paint with a Mingus tape as a particular gem.

That particular gem of "healthy eating" advice was ditched after scientists proved that the cholesterol we eat has little or no effect on blood cholesterol levels.

Forget the old warning that we shouldn't eat more than three or four eggs a week because they contain cholesterol – that particular gem of "healthy eating" advice has since been ditched.

"These people are not your friends, these are people who want you to write sanctimonious stories about the genius of rock" – though no rock star has ever attempted to befriend me, so I've yet to really utilise that particular gem.