Sentence examples for to emerald from inspiring English sources

Alexandrite is a remarkable and valued variety that when viewed along the different crystallographic (optical) axes, changes from columbine red to orange yellow to emerald green.

The park, visited by about a million people annually, requires hard-core hiking to see properly, with an arduous eight-hour trek called Alpine Crossing taking you through scorched terrain to emerald lakes and steam vents.

My sister lived at yellow gate, but after 24 hours there I sensed that it would be better if I was at a different one, so I moved to emerald gate, which was opposite the silos.

Depending on the angle of the light, the myriad wing cases gleam in fluorescent green or turn blue and shift again to emerald green, then to ochre or to a deep, velvet moss color.

Finally, Sheikh Hamad bin Abdullah Al Thani of Qatar boasts an unparalleled private collection of Indian jewels spanning the past 400 years — from handcrafted jade daggers of the Mughal courts to emerald turban ornaments favored by 19th-century maharajahs — which have been bound into a beautiful tome.

For those in New York looking to celebrate the patron saint of Ireland but who prefer a more entertaining activity than, say, monitoring the shade of your tongue as it progresses from lime to emerald with each successive beer, there are plenty of options.

I had to come to the Emerald City myself to see if it really exists".

The correcting qualities of stone have been known for millennia – Emperor Nero was thought to use emerald to watch (presumably green-tinted) gladiatorial games.

Jadeite (see photograph) is white to apple-green to emerald-green or mottled white and green.

Muscovites range from colourless, greenish to blue-green to emerald-green, pinkish, and brownish to cinnamon-tan.

Unlike the Kirov it includes the elegiac septet that Balanchine added to "Emeralds" to form its eloquent conclusion.