Sentence examples for Very prized from inspiring English sources
"And what is very prized out here is local market knowledge".
Architect Jan Blazej Santini Aischl got to the reconstruction now very prized buildings due to their devastation during the war period and the turbulent political situation.
This is my very prized copy, and it will be treasured forever. GlobalGoals #SDGs #StanLee pic.twitter.com/nDYHMcZtJE.
"Aaron Willard's grandfather clocks are still very prized family heirlooms," she said.
Meanwhile, the very prize won in the referendum – to leave the EU – remains unclaimed.
A Russia where nobody dares to criticise the president ultimately risks forfeiting the very prizes of order and prosperity which authoritarian rule promises to deliver.
Politics is not dead yet, as troubles in so many oil countries, from Venezuela to Russia to Nigeria have made plain indeed, it may be the very prize of oil that has created these countries' problems.
It is resonant, reading the letter back, that he shifts directly from Sheringham – who would become his European Cup winner within two years – to the agonies he felt at not having won that very prize.
So that used to be very prize back in the day, but now it's all falsified.
And balance was a master quality that Marin prized very highly.
