Use of the word tiara in a sentence example

tiara

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The tiara on the queen's head glittered with expensive jewels. [adverb]

Every skull-cap may dream of the tiara. [Please select]

"But not necessarily her diamond tiara--" "Has she got one." [Please select]

"And this one the tiara." [Please select]

The latter was young and handsome, and wore a robe of white cloth, her head being adorned with a tiara of date-leaves. [Please select]

Look at this wonderful purple robe with the white stripe and the rich silver embroidery; and then the tiara with the royal diamonds. [Please select]

A brilliant star of diamonds and turquoises glittered in the front of his tiara. [Please select]

Tears rolled down among the pearls and diamonds, as strange a contrast as the proud tiara and its unhappy, fainting wearer. [Please select]

The excitement attending this diversion having subsided, Solomon asked: "What was the incident of the lost tiara." [Please select]

"It was in this way that I treated the strange case of the lost tiara," resumed the stranger. [Please select]

No one would like to suspect him of having purloined his wife's tiara. [Please select]

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