Sentence examples for will be polished from inspiring English sources

The boundary between gem-quality diamonds and industrial diamonds is poorly defined and partly depends on market conditions (for example, if demand for polished diamonds is high, some lower-grade stones will be polished into low-quality or small gemstones rather than being sold for industrial use).

Old reputations will be polished.

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Following this, the housing will be polished and the surfaces will be treated to improve the corrosion resistance.

Workers begin grinding the marble chunk-infused floor of the Media Lab extension's central atrium, which will be polished to a glossy finish.

The black Swedish granite panels of the statue's base will be polished, and some of the inscriptions in the granite will be regilded.

Which answered a question we had been asking: Mickey has been appointed Boris's fag, and will be polishing his bat with linseed oil!

Researchers believe that drinkers in the Asia-Pacific region will be polishing off more than 4bn bottles of different wines a year by 2017.

Every game counts the same in the standings, but there is an inherent difference between affairs in March and those in April, when the Nets — so they hope — will be polishing their blemishes in advance of the postseason.

The next generation of leaders will be polishing their CVs and awaiting the headhunter's call in this latest round of executive suite musical chairs, eying up jobs with annual remuneration ranging from BBC director general Tony Hall's £455,000, to the £4.74m taken home by Jeremy Darroch, Sky group chief executive, last year.

Lamm added that Chaotic Moon is "currently exploring the patent issues with Freewheel" and will be "polishing and perfecting" the product over the next few months.