Sentence examples for the diamond of from inspiring English sources

Obergurgl is known as "the diamond of the Alps", and the setting certainly is spectacular.

In no time at all, she found the diamond of her dreams: a $6,500 beauty.

Tornadoes, to speak for the hundreds of former Boston Red Sox gathered Friday on the diamond of their primes.

A debut novel set in London's theatreland in the 1790s, The Diamond of Drury Lane, has won this year's Nestle Children's Book prize.

Previous winners of the prize include The Diamond of Drury Lane by Julia Golding, Ways to Live Forever by Sally Nicholls and Thirteen Treasures by Michelle Harrison.

They also began producing a number of African bands, including the renowned Congolese guitarist Diblo Dibala and his band, Matchatcha; Les Coeurs Brisés; Branché; and Flaisha Mani, known as the Diamond of Zaire.

Jean Anthelme Brillat-Savarin, the 18th-century equivalent of today's celebrity chefs, famously called truffles the "diamonds of the kitchen".

Here is a selection of the diamonds of the world's non-corporate gems combining fabulous locations with personalised service.

Alba truffles Known as the diamonds of the culinary world, these pungent tubers come from the small market town of Alba in the Piedmont region of northern Italy.

A portion of the roof of The Diamond, home of the Richmond Braves, was damaged by the winds.

The height variations of the diamond tips of the blade diamond disk are significantly smaller than that of the traditional diamond disk.