diamond point

The eyes were riveting, dark brown, almost black, with diamond points at the back.

Diamond pointed to a glass and concrete building across from the news agent.

I imagine a drunken old man doing my diamond points."

And come down heavy on a diamond point drill!

Then the glittering hardened into a thousand diamond points.

It was broad at the haft, tapering to a diamond point.

It was crystal, engraved in diamond point, with a trumpet-shaped foot.

Above them the sky had darkened to cobalt, with a few diamond points of starlight showing.

Setting his hands on his knees, he leaned forward, eyes radiant diamond points.

The diamond point chisel has a tapered four-sided cutting bit.

She wore a tiara crown with a pearl tipping each of its high diamond points.

His method was based on engraving the lines on a glass plate with a diamond point.

Then there appeared upon the glazed vacancy of his eyes a diamond point of intelligence.

"We went down to Diamond Point on leave.

Beneath the cloth, his nipples were diamond points.

Engraving was commonly done with pointed tools of iron or even with diamond points.

The dark immensity of space lay all about them, starred with glittering diamond points of light.

Its diamond points seemed to shed sparkles of light, and the golden circlet felt warm to the touch.

This time of year in its northern hemisphere, Diamond Point was already experiencing "midnight sun," and would be for some months yet.

Oh, no, let's go to Diamond Point, he had said to Enda.

Stars became hard diamond points again.

"Tree lights on," he ordered, then nodded, satisfied as the tiny diamond points blinked on.

The sample to be squeezed is placed within the gasket between the two diamond points, and pressure is applied.

They suited the mahogany cast of his face, the diamond point of his chin.

Not so long ago Diamond Point, the biggest settlement on the planet, had seemed like a nice little city, but nothing to get too excited about.