crown jewel

This system is also used to line up the big crown jewel events.

"That he was holding on to as if the crown jewels were inside."

"The river has become the crown jewel of the valley."

The free Web site is the crown jewel, but there's more to it than that.

"He picked up a bank that is one of the crown jewels in the West."

The Rice is the crown jewel of the buildings, he said.

They are often considered the crown jewels of the protected areas.

This is considered the crown jewel of the poker world.

"For that matter we have no claim on the Crown jewels", he said.

The crown jewel of his research was on developmental task.

Let the police recover them, as they did the bank money and the crown jewels.

"We want to reassure people that the crown jewels are not going."

The magazine's first 375 issues are always front and center, displayed like crown jewels.

Those stones are said to be part of the French crown jewels.

But the internship is perhaps the crown jewel of the center's community programs.

You would think the man had the crown jewels in the bottom of his trunk.

Those estimates were once considered the crown jewels of the intelligence world.

The Russian acted as if she had just given him the crown jewels.

You might call it the crown jewel of baby milestones.

A mistake no longer, it is one of baseball's crown jewels.

"And the crown jewel of the group would be hot cereals."

A case in point is the administration's attitude toward Yellowstone, the crown jewel of the national park system.

Clinton calls it "the crown jewel of the Federal penal system."

After the battle, he moved into Prague and took over the crown jewels.

While the palace is a popular and important museum, the crown jewels are not open to the public.