Sentence examples for perfect diamond from inspiring English sources

Somehow, for some people, the simple balloons of one's childhood become one perfect diamond in adulthood.

SAN FRANCISCO — The groom was shopping for the perfect diamond for his betrothed — the other groom.

FORD--Laurence W. Larry Ford was the epitome of a true gentleman and as rare as a perfect diamond.

There would be no fantasy life, no earrings, and I grieved more for those perfect diamond studs than I ever had for any unreceived gift in my childhood.

In the amorphization, the perfect diamond cubic transforms to some non-diamond phases, including the amorphous sp0, sp1, sp2 and sp3 hybridized structures and well-arranged sp2 structures.

In a Feb. 6 test, scientists used perfect diamond crystals to separate ultrabright X-ray pulses at the Linac Coherent Light Source into groups of "colors," or wavelengths, for experiments spaced about 250 meters apart.

Only five "perfect" diamonds over 100 carats have sold at auction in the last 25 years, with a 118-carat oval-cut stone fetching $30.6m at Sotheby's in 2013.

As one 17th-century commentator, Marco Boschini, wrote in overwrought terms, he "has mixed gold with pearls, rubies, emeralds and sapphires of the best quality, and the purest and most perfect diamonds.

He gets into his car and heads home to western New Jersey, where, he says, young ballplayers with the talent of Ramon Cepeda, Gustavo Duran, Santiago Molina or any of the others are likely to have the advantage of $60-an-hour 60-an-hour 60-an-hourerfect diamonds.

Donning the perfect diamonds for a trip down the red carpet is just as crucial for a celebrity.

"I'm so proud of all my perfect diamonds here at Vice," Smith said in a statement.