Sentence examples for As sought from inspiring English sources

The Ferrari 330 isn't as sought after as, say, the Ferrari 250 GTO.

They aren't as sought after socially, but they know how to sell magazines,' says an insider.

He rarely gets a player nearly as sought after as Meyers.

With many classes brimming with more than 300 students, popular faculty members are as sought after as rock stars.

Parties sponsored by gay and lesbian groups have become as sought after as the ones sponsored by Google and by the Illinois delegation.

Brazilian artists are as sought after by curators and collectors as the Canarinhos are by football-club owners.To the cognoscenti, this isn't news.

Other foods that might seem at first blush gross or strange (sauerkraut is rotten cabbage; "tofu" comes from the Chinese doufu, which means rotten beans) have similarly remade themselves as sought-after items.

Good groundsmen would suddenly become as sought-after as decent tight-heads.

Indeed, a green terrace atop one's apartment in Milan is just as sought-after as the rare Rolexes or Patek Philippes its male residents covet.

When I first read "Child Star," perched by the cold cuts at one of my sister's swim meets, I loved the idea that Shirley Temple's soul was endlessly transferrable, and as sought-after as the Maltese Falcon.

They could not get seats together, and most of them sat in Section 419, nosebleed real estate that is about as sought-after as Landry Fields's couch was before Lin made it his temporary home.