Not long after they were rescued, J.C. asked to be taken back to their home to grab a few more priceless items — his wallet and wedding ring.
In what was becoming a tight game, Darling hit 20 more priceless runs.
After all, is there a more a priceless gift you can give yourself than the sense that you can handle whatever the future will throw at you? (Photo Credits: Bigstock.com).com
Small gestures like these are often more priceless than something you can buy in a store.
Seeing the smiles, hearing the screams of excitement and listening to the inspiring testimonies by the young girls at the school about what Mrs. O means to them is more priceless than Birkin Bags by Hermes or wearing a pair of Christian Louboutin shoes.
Their flair is all the more priceless in the age of off-the-cuff e-mail, a phenomenon that would have sent Thurber into paroxysms of undoubtedly side-splitting derision.
No gift is more priceless, and you probably have to be born with it, but, like all jewels, it can use a cut and polish, and it took a while for Kelly — not to mention her lovers, and her better directors — to make the most of her facets.
She fed me more and more priceless information, providing me with entries from her diary, memos, photographs, scripts – regularly sending me personal items: "This is the flannel Mr Welles wiped his brow with on the first night of Moby-Dick in London".
In California, Dr. Saeed quotes the poet Czeslaw Milosz in trying to describe how mortality itself was only rendered more priceless by 9/11 and its aftermath: "One life is not enough; I would like to live twice on this sad planet".
The struggle to win back what was stolen could cost me something far more priceless, like freedom or life itself.
