Sentence examples for a cherished commodity from inspiring English sources

Your voice becomes a cherished commodity.

Signs highlighting the "specials of the day" entice shoppers looking for a cherished commodity in today's China: lucky cell-phone numbers.

Why wouldn't the state live up to its obligation, and save the state's most important city... if democracy was still a cherished commodity by our elected officials?

Officials apparently do not believe that the lore surrounding the place, which they dispute, will get in the way of the sale of such a cherished commodity as a mostly uninhabited, and naturally stunning, island 100 miles east of New York City.

They lie, in essence, to protect the continued use of their most cherished commodity.

Hackers are now highly cherished commodities throughout the mainstream.

It is a cherished book.

You might even get a cherished upgrade.

It is a massively cherished competition.

The first fruits were the best and most cherished of the gathering, a commodity that they surely would have rather kept to themselves, but they gave it to God instead.

"And as a result he's cherished.