diamond cutter

He was married with two children and worked as a diamond cutter.

He is also said to have been a skilled diamond cutter.

He became a diamond cutter and moved to Brussels around 1920.

Her father is a diamond cutter in Manhattan, and a painter.

We tried getting a bit of the material from the body with a diamond cutter but it didn't work.

He had a careworn face and dark diamond cutters for eyes.

And a diamond cutter didn't have to worry about sparks.

He gave up a fledgling career as a diamond cutter to play full-time.

The activity of a diamond cutter can illustrate the difference between cost and the value chain.

A diamond cutter removed a pane of glass from a window.

Some found her previous occupation to be somewhat appropriate - she had worked as a diamond cutter.

This strong performance led to his nickname, the Diamond Cutter.

Earning a living as a diamond cutter, he continued writing but refused to teach.

A diamond cutter moved swiftly around the four edges of the windowpane.

A diamond cutter took care of the glass pane.

He attempts to get it removed by going to the store of a diamond cutter, who is heading for lunch.

And it is where diamond cutters turn rough stones into iridescent ones.

Sometimes, like diamond cutters, they seem to be coasting along on pure skill.

I had to use a diamond cutter just to scrape off samples for the microscope."

Page couldn't answer the 10-count after missing a Diamond Cutter.

Page subsequently ran down to the ring and hit him with a Diamond Cutter.

The diamond cutters of Antwerp are world renowned for their skill.

Tom chases our mouse throughout the store, and soon, the diamond cutter returns.

Diamond cutters must consider several factors, such as the shape and size of the crystal, when choosing a cut.

From beneath his cloak, he snatched a diamond cutter.