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1. Julia scowled at her jewelled tortoise.

2. Many wore jewelled(Sentencedict.com), gilded coronets fringed with lions' manes.

3. The cloudless sky was jewelled with myriads of glittering stars.

4. The sky was jewelled with stars.

5. His rapier hilt a - twinkle, under the jewelled sky.

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7. He also wore a jewelled crown for such occasions.

8. He drew the knife from its jewelled leather sheath.

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10. Adam had run knee-deep in silver ducats and jewelled goblets full of pearls!

11. A small jewelled cross swung from a gold chain around her neck.

12. He was a regular attender of craft exhibitions, helping Joan with her jewelled Bonsai trees.

13. Dad gazed with stony-faced approval at the walnut dash, jewelled with clocks and dials.

14. The front of the dress is decorated with a row of jewelled buttons.

15. The sun, like a pearl through the mist, turned the cobwebs into jewelled tracery.

16. The Bishop's hand, with its jewelled gold ring, was extended for her to kiss.

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18. He played for a few seconds with the animal's jewelled collar then turned his eyes on me.

19. From her throat to her feet she was covered in velvet and gold, furs and silk and jewelled embroidery.

20. And the long, jewelled box containing the rod, without roses or leaves, that was the wand of his kingship.

21. Jewelled cups, their precious stones glinting in the sunlight, and silver dishes were laid out on handsome chests and cabinets.

22. 21 And the long, jewelled box containing the rod, without roses or leaves,(www.Sentencedict.com) that was the wand of his kingship.

23. 8 And backs off quick, before the long-suffering pimp shows up, and knocks the girl into shape with his jewelled fists.

24. 29 When he had finished he thanked her kindly and oiled himself thoroughly with his jewelled oil-can, to guard against mishap.

25. Also referred to as the Jewelled Rockskipper, Lawnmower, or Rock Blenny, the Sailfin/Algae Blenny is native to the reefs across the Indo-Pacific

26. Also referred to as the Jewelled Rockskipper, Lawnmower, or Rock Blenny, the Sailfin/Algae Blenny is native to the reefs across the Indo-Pacific

27. Clionadh Burnish Jewelled Multichrome Eyeshadow ($19.00 for 0.05 oz.) is a black-based multichrome that shifted between a deeper, honey gold to antique gold to olive green

28. Clionadh Anneal Jewelled Multichrome Eyeshadow ($19.00 for 0.05 oz.) has a blackened base with a multichrome finish that shifted from deep, emerald green (cooler-toned) to bluer-teal to bluish-purple to brighter purple paired with a bright, metallic finish.

29. Beady: 1 adj small and round and shiny like a shiny bead or button “bright Beady eyes” Synonyms: beadlike , buttonlike , buttony bright emitting or reflecting light readily or in large amounts adj covered with beads or jewels or sequins Synonyms: gemmed , jeweled , jewelled , sequined , spangled , spangly adorned , decorated provided with

30. Aigrette; gold; enamelled and set with jewels; in two layers, one behind being a palmette of open-work scrolls, partly enamelled; five plumes rise from top, three jewelled with rubies and diamonds, others enamelled; front also open-work, military trophy, cuirass, helmet, crossed scimitars, enamelled and set with four diamonds.

31. The circular plaque is formed of a triple circle of lotus leaves in gold, red and green, within a blue circlet with pearls a richly Caparisoned white elephant on a gold ground, the whole surmounted by the jewelled gold pagoda crown of Siam; the collar is formed of alternate white elephants, red, blu

32. The Aigrette: not quite a tiara yet and more formal than a jewelled head comb, is an underrated piece of jewellery that does not quite get the attention of it deserves.However much some may yearn the days where wearing tiaras was de rigueur for some formal occasion, the reality is that even in rarefied circles a woman will only wear one a few times in her life.