a strand of pearls造句

• They wear their beauty lightly _ a spray of berries falls as languidly as a strand of pearls.
• Dressed neatly and sensibly and always wearing a strand of pearls, she seems to be the perfect picture of a Texas matron, circa 1950.
• For her videotaped deposition, taken in the presidential suite of the Renaissance Mayflower Hotel last Monday, Lewinsky chose a black V-necked dress with a strand of pearls.
• A particular standout is Ascanio's aria from " Benvenuto Cellini, " where the " Tra la las " of the gay refrain shine like a strand of pearls.
• This classic item can be modernized by simply unbuttoning a few extra buttons, creating a plunging neckline, omitting a bra and pairing it with a strand of pearls.
• Nicola Green yelled out her appreciation when Lewinsky, clad in a turquoise jacket, black pants and a strand of pearls, walked into the room at the Galeries Lafayette department store.
• Anything more than a quick glance _ and wherever they have appeared here, crowds have been absolutely gawking _ reveals them to be as aesthetically pleasing and perfectly matched as a strand of pearls.
• In fact, Matlins recalls how prior to bidding at an auction in Geneva several years back, one auction house discovered that a strand of pearls belonging to the Duchess of Windsor was actually a fake.
• Her possessions, including three gold bracelets, diamond rings, a strand of pearls, two watches and two diamond brooches were listed in " search notebooks " unearthed by historian Francois-Louis A'Weng from wartime archives, according to Le Monde.
• Small bits of chain mail decorating the outfits and chains draped with plastic badge-like discs featuring Chanel's logo were the outstanding new accessories _ though some might prefer to accessorize the more traditional Chanel way, with a strand of pearls.
• Indeed : There's a classic simplicity about a martini, from the purity of its alcohol ( 2 1 / 2 ounces of gin or vodka, splash of vermouth ) to the taper of the glass, as timelessly tasteful as a strand of pearls.
• The House prosecutors vividly juxtaposed the image of Ms . Lewinsky, 25, wearing a demure dark suit and a strand of pearls, raising her small, almost childlike right hand and swearing to tell the truth, with one of Clinton, 52, wagging his finger at a news conference in January 1998 and denying having sexual relations with " that woman, Ms . Lewinsky ."
• The queen's appearance on television, sitting before an unadorned window at Windsor Castle and dressed simply in black with a strand of pearls, was one of several instances this week in which the family was open and at ease in sharing its grief with the public, perhaps learning a lesson from the widespread criticism it received for appearing remote and unfeeling at the death of Princess Diana.