Sentence examples for stellar diamond from inspiring English sources

"Nick surprised me for 3/27 with a stellar diamond bracelet encrusted with 3 floating butterflies!

But one investor in the country which has stuck with it during the crisis is Stellar Diamonds.

A news release from the Harvard-Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics described the 2500 mile-wide stellar core as a diamond.

AGB stars are shown as small plus signs, other late-type pulsating giants as gray filled circles, post-AGB stars as asterisks, multiple stellar systems as gray diamonds, YSOs as gray X signs, background objects as black asterisks, foreground objects as gray plus signs, other sources as triangles, and unknown sources small, open squares.

AGB stars are shown as asterisks, late-type pulsating giants as X sign, multiple stellar systems as triangles, YSOs as diamonds, post-AGB as filled diamonds, background objects as squares, foreground objects as filled triangles, other as circles, sources of an unknown origin as filled squares, and sources not identified as filled circles.

And note the stellar selection of designer sneaks in the shops: diamond prints from Lanvin, leather cutouts from Martin Margiela and zip-up high-tops from Pierre Hardy, among the many new choices.

At the beginning of 1999, De Beers had a stockpile of diamonds worth $4.8 billion; even after a stellar year, it is $3.9 billion.

In fact, this dim stellar corpse is so cold that its carbon has crystallized, effectively forming a diamond the size of Earth, astronomers said.

Here, Ms. Kowroski's elongation matched her lyricism — her penché arabesque stretched on for days — while Mr. Askegard's elegant swagger and stellar partnering made this a real ballet boon: they created something as pure as a diamond.

And she hasn't stopped making great music either, dropping stellar guest features with Run the Jewels and solo projects like 2015's standout Candy, Diamonds, & Pills.

The world does not have a stellar track record when it comes to conservation of natural resources -- be it fur, coal, oil, diamonds or trees.