uncut gem造句

• There he acquired $ 8, 000 in more uncut gems to keep their attention.
• Also in 2003, guitarist Muriel Anderson released an album with Keaggy entitled " Uncut Gems ".
• The diamond was 726 carats, which at the time was the fourth largest uncut gem ever found.
• The CSO controls the distribution of about 70 percent of the global market for uncut gem-quality diamonds.
• Russia supplies about 20 percent of the world's uncut gems, and 5 percent of all cut diamonds.
• Russia supplies about 20 percent of the world's uncut gems, and approximately 5 percent of all cut diamonds.
• Russia now supplies about 20 percent of the world's uncut gems, and approximately 5 percent of all cut diamonds.
• Following this is the " Khudai " process, when the stones or uncut gems are fit into the framework.
• Arnold and Slack used the money to go to England and acquire additional uncut gems, valued at about $ 20, 000.
• Police shot down a plot to smuggle diamonds via carrier pigeon, killing the bird as it rested while transporting the uncut gems.
• President Boris Yeltsin fired Russia's top diamond official Wednesday for alleged links to a shadowy deal that siphoned off millions of dollars in uncut gems.
• He also fired Russia's top diamond official, Yevgeny Bychkov, for alleged links to a shadowy deal that siphoned off millions of dollars in uncut gems.
• Bychkov has said he wants to increase the share of uncut gem diamonds Russia sells directly on the world market from the current 5 percent.
• I agreed with the director's idea of showing it as pure love, like an uncut gem, without sloppily adding to it or embellishing it ."
• De Beers, through its marketing unit, the London-based Central Selling Organisation, controls the distribution of about 70 percent of the global market for uncut gem-quality diamonds.
• This uncut gem of a city has long believed _ with ample justification _ that the wider world tends to look down on or ignore Providence.
• The uncut gems were " life diamonds " : For Jews bound for Nazi concentration camps, selling just one could provide enough money to buy a passage to safety.
• The company sold the uncut gems in packets to invited clients, known as sightholders, and buyers took what De Beers offered or risked losing all access to rough diamonds.
• Colombian smugglers think the stones are uncut gems and give chase across the state, from Omaha to Carhenge, a Stonehenge replica built entirely of old cars just outside Alliance, Neb.
• Exports of uncut gems were already down by a fifth in the first nine months of this year, while exports of cut gems dropped by 4 percent from January to September.