“Over the years, the irritating object is covered with enough layers of nacre to become a pearl.”

“The beads are then lustered all over with pearl, giving them a beautiful sheen-like oil on water.”

“Your wife is a treasure, a pearl amongst women.”

“It is important to note that higher silicon contents can promote pearlite and may increase the nickel requirement.”

“The properties obtained subsequently depend on the coarseness of the pearlite and ferrite and their relative distribution.”

“The harder pearlite is comprised of alternating thin layers or shells of ferrite and cementite, a very hard substance.”

“We did, and on a day forecast as spoilt by scattered showers and cloud we were rewarded with an absolute pearler.”

“As soon as they separated, I accosted the pearler, and offered my services.”

“I am Cuthbert Ellison, the pearler, your husband, and I wish to be no other.”

“Detailed studies of the leaf micromorphology in the Antarctic pearlwort were carried out.”

“Only two vascular plants, Antarctic hairgrass and Antarctic pearlwort, have colonized the Maritime Antarctic.”

“There are only two flowering plants, the Antarctic hair grass and the Antarctic pearlwort.”

“It gives noticeable glow without the pearlescence I know many of you hate, and garners more compliments than almost any foundation I've worn.”

“The natural pigments in Rooibos combined with mother-of-pearl selected for its extreme finesse and purity create a secret alchemy of luminosity and pearlescence.”

“Arctic char, slow-baked to a pinkish-orange pearlescence, is also well treated with a sprinkling of wild mushrooms and firm edamame in a yeasty, off-dry sake sauce.”

“As can be seen in the pictures there where some real pearlers here.”

“There was a club in those days in Papeete, where the pearlers, traders, captains, and riffraff of South Sea adventurers forgathered.”

“Most of the stuff they come out with is stupid and does my swede in, but Spiderman comes out with some pearlers.”