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pearls
Idioms and Phrases
see cast pearls before swine .Example Sentences
At Amazon’s studios, she sits in a bouclé armchair on her podcast set, dressed like a demure interviewer: patent leather loafers, cuffed jeans, a sweater set, a string of pearls.
So, cry if you must, wring your hands, clutch your pearls and then get back into it.
“He even took the pearls my mother gave me,” she said.
I suppose this is where I relay how the three-decade age gap has provided illuminating pearls of wisdom during divorce, career changes and aging woes.
King James’ penchant for attractive men and jewels was not a secret, with George welcoming such symbols of “power, money, swag” as lace and pearls.
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