diamonds造句
(151) Platinum round brilliant cut diamonds Phyllostachys medium bracelet, 6.25 inches long.
(152) The horse-shaped cloisonne inlaid different diamonds with archaistic design. It was made by hand.
(153) After all, we need oil, wood, gold, diamonds, coltan, copper.
(154) Fuck the black-hatted Hasidim, strolling up and down 47th Street, in their dirty gabardine, with their dandruff, selling South African apartheid diamonds.
(155) The BBC's Laura Trevelyan, who was at the auction, says the doll is also an investment in uncertain economic times - because of the diamonds.
(156) "Lucy in the Sky with Diamonds" is the most known song with this attribute11).
(157) Starring with rubies, emerald and diamonds, this collection has been put up at auction by its owner who wishes to remain anonymous, and is set to fetch more than 100, 000 pounds ($155, 480).
(158) The diamonds of my mother's ring, once part of that aforementioned brooch found in a lump of tar in a bathroom stall, remind me, daily, that I don't need to make things up.
(159) Perhaps the most successful piece is a dumbbell design cufflink with four black pearls suspended on a bar of pav ?diamonds.
(160) The chess are always again, not always ever-victorious generals diamonds.
(161) The micro-crystal diamonds come from fast second nucleating on deposit ion process and assume disordered state.
(162) At the other table, Grue (East) could not open two diamonds, because that would have shown a three-suiter with diamond shortness.
(163) In this mash-up of 42nd Street and Camille, the nightclub chanteuse played by Nicole Kidman evokes Marilyn and Madonna asshe swings above the crowd warbling "Diamonds Are a Girl's BestFriend."
(164) Thomas Heyerdahl is the man who took 112 authentic diamonds and integrated them into a Nokia 8800 for the joy of rich people.
(165) What do you do with the detritus of a former relationship? Torch everything? Sell the diamonds? Squirrel away the love letters and photos in the attic?
(166) The blade may cut fast initially but overall life is short because the diamonds are too friable or the blade has been subjected to excessive pounding.
(167) He would open the door and immediately 1)affect a 2)good-naturedly murderous expression, holding out a handshake that, when gripped, felt like it could squeeze carbon into diamonds.
(168) Designs will be judged according to originality, wearability, the creative use of diamonds and technical skill.
(169) To his surprise, he discovered that the carbon in the candle wax had formed all four types of pure carbon, including diamonds and graphite, or pencil lead.
(170) The diamonds are Tapered Baguettes and Round Brilliant cut , SI2 clarity, G - H color and weighs . 20 Carat Total Weight.
(171) Among them are diamonds and gold but also coltan, a rare but crucial element in mobile phones.
(172) One of the largest and most perfect diamonds ever unearthed is going up for auction, after it was seized from a money launderer.
(173) Later covers are slicker and racier-near-naked women, gleaming guns and glimmering diamonds are popular motifs.
(174) Unfortunately, often the arms and manpower fueling these conflicts are tied to transnational criminal activity through illicit trade in drugs, diamonds, and people.
(175) Diamonds, the hardest-known natural substance, represent exquisite beauty to many but to some they also represent an exploitive industry that has fueled African bloodshed.
(176) Drag onto the page. Drag yellow diamonds to resize hub circle, root circle, and outside diameter.
(177) Sugar, sulfuric acid, diamonds, and oil all follow different routes, but each navigates a web that touches various machines and may even cycle around again to its elemental form.
(178) Also known as the Diamond-Water Paradox, the paradox of value is the contradiction that while water is more useful, in terms of survival, than diamonds, diamonds get a higher market price.
(179) Choose from five different slim, flip design styles with varying embellishments, including black and white sapphire crystals, gold, diamonds and mother-of-pearl – they range from $6,500 to $13,400.
(180) Fifty-two round, brilliant cut diamonds are set in a classic four-prong straight line bracelet.
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