Sentence examples for where the brooch from inspiring English sources

(This is where the brooch comes in).

"They're neither strawberries" nor any other specific fruit, explained Harold Koda, the curator of the Costume Institute at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, where the brooch is the sole piece of fine jewelry chosen for display in the blockbuster exhibition "Jacqueline Kennedy: The White House Years".

If Sophocles was customising Oedipus Rex to slay them in the shires, he might have inserted a moment near the climax where the hero, reaching for the brooch on his wife-mother's dangling corpse as the means of self-blinding, remembers he still has the Ratners receipt in his pocket.

You now have an exposed bit of pin on the front of the garment opposite where the hook is on the brooch.

The older children frolic on the beach, where a brooch is lost, and an engagement is secured.

Place the top part of the brooch over the textile to give you an idea of where the hook will be (see the "plus" sign).

Notice how the brooch with pin goes all the way through the textile and, in position, enables you to judge where the hook is going to be.

The brooch characteristic of the Franks was a rosette, or circular brooch, generally decorated with filigree.

The brooch, found in Ayrshire, is a pre-Viking Scottish brooch with purely Celtic decoration.

The price for the brooch at Primavera is $300,000.

The brooch is clearly original, even at a cursory glance.