Kohinoor

How to use Kohinoor in a sentence

• Why, he's my Kohinoor, a possession of great price which endows me with distinction, and runs my credit up into the millions.

  The Beauty | Mrs. Wilson Woodrow

• The famous Kohinoor was but a grain of sand compared to any of them.

  The Brownies and Prince Florimel | Palmer Cox

• The last cutting of the celebrated Kohinoor diamond cost forty thousand dollars.

  Wealth of the World's Waste Places and Oceania  | Jewett Castello Gilson

• You are my ideal of womanhood and your smile is more precious to me than the Kohinoor.'

  Cape Cod and All the Pilgrim Land, June 1922, Volume 6, Number 4 | Various

• Ah, my friend, the polishing of those jewels took far longer than the polishing of the Kohinoor.

  Great Pianists on Piano Playing | James Francis Cooke