crown jewel

“The agency tasked with protecting the highest office in our land should be the crown jewel of federal law enforcement,” he said.

These days, Tirico announces everything from the World Cup to the NBA Finals to the crown jewel, Monday Night Football.

As the names remind, Canada really was the crown jewel of the Scottish Empire.

With the Summer Olympics just every four years, the crown jewel of gymnastics may never be hers.

The crown jewel of the collection is a ballgown of tulle with a beaded bodice.

Holding it carefully in my hands, I wished to see the real thief who had stolen the crown jewel.

He gave it to the Princess Charlotte, and when she died he desired to have it back, Leopold being informed it was a crown jewel.

It's all on account of reporters that I am shut up like a state secret or a crown jewel.

The top of it was crowned with a mammoth rock, which an enthusiastic geologist might call its crown jewel.

This crown jewel sparkled in the headdress of the Marchioness at the ball.