Sentence examples for priceless stone from inspiring English sources

Published, in serial instalments, in 1868 and described by TS Eliot as "the first, the longest, and the best of modern English detective novels", the narrative follows the disappearance and eventual recovery of a priceless stone given to Rachel Verinder on the evening of her 18th birthday.

The priceless stones turn out to contain enough synthetic plutonium to blow up the world.

Nimrud, Iraq -- A priceless, ancient carved stone slab is demolished by Islamic State militants on April 11 , 2015

The Thai servant was arrested in Thailand and convicted of theft, but only after he had sold many of the stones, including a priceless 50-carat blue diamond.

The gang members, from London and Kent, were aiming for the 203-carat Millennium Star – one of the world's most valuable cut stones – and 11 other "priceless" blue diamonds.

ART SMASHED -- Vandals, striking again at the priceless outdoor art of Italy, have smashed a stone bee adorning a Bernini fountain in central Rome, Reuters reported.

Designed by Denton Corker Marshall, it supplies a cafe, ticket office, shop, car and bus park, exhibition on the history of the site and museum displaying priceless loans, including the earliest manuscripts depicting the stones.

And to warm our stone-cold hearts, they caught their loved ones' priceless reactions on video.

Many, such as the 5000-year-old 5000-year-old 5000-year-oldof Warka, were returned, and other pricelestoneeces had been hidden by maskum officalledbefore the invasion.

It's priceless, priceless".

Just priceless.