Sentence examples for A valuable find from inspiring English sources

For a front office that has had mixed experiences acquiring players, he has been a valuable find.

On occasion a valuable find can be quite lucrative to the scout; frequently everything depends upon the speed with which a copy of the work can be got into the hands of his principal.

It also means many of the characteristics which zoologists use to classify species are hard to read, or missing altogether.All of which makes this specimen, dubbed Haootia quadriformis, a valuable find.

The passport data, which is not often collected in data breaches, probably was a particularly valuable find for the hackers.

Such an incredibly valuable find soon led to a jurisdictional argument between the Austrian and Italian governments and an immediate border survey was done, finding Otzi had been lying ninety-two meters inside of Italian territory.

"Antiques Roadshow" has been doing a version of this for years, but on that show, money isn't presented as motivation: often, the pleasant shock of a semi-valuable find appears to be gift enough.

This, the odd duo are on the hunt for a valuable alloy, found only in a very haunted castle; imagine Indiana Jones as told by Hayao Miyazaki.

Its ubiquity makes it a valuable space to find sources, get story ideas and break news.

The E.R.C., which also organizes the second-tier Amlin Challenge Cup in addition to the Heineken Cup, has called for all parties to gather in Dublin on Oct. 23 to negotiate, and it said that Mew's appointment provided a "valuable opportunity to find an agreed solution which will benefit all European club rugby stakeholders".

Flash sales have proven to be a valuable place to find a deal on almost anything; from clothing to travel to home goods to wine.

Yahoo Kids died a quiet death two years ago, but to BJ Heinley (who worked on the product from 1996 to 2000) the shutdown was a "travesty," depriving kids and parents of a valuable place to find fun, safe content.