Sentence examples for a more special from inspiring English sources

Gaston, though, is a more special case than the other former managers.

They have never, in their lives, ever had a better time or a more special treat than the one you are giving them.

As an adult who spent his time as a comedian struggling with bad depression issues, Robin Williams took on a more special meaning to me.

Michael Hyman, the owner of BMI Decks in Pomona, N.Y., said that an economical way to transform an ordinary deck into a more special one is to, well, cut corners.

For me, it has a more special connection: the beach below was a favourite of my mother's when she was a child growing up in nearby Deal in the 1930s, before the Second World War forced the family to evacuate to the rather less attractive Potteries.

In a more special and technical sense, however, labour means any valuable service rendered by a human agent in the production of wealth, other than accumulating and providing capital or assuming the risks that are a normal part of business undertakings.

A more-interesting tub, he said, could "make your bathroom feel a little more special, and like a real retreat".

"But I'm glad to have given myself a chance, especially in an Open which is a bit more special for me.

We probably will reserve them for museums and collectors who want something a bit more special than just a full set of the plastic Buddhas.

My grandmother always thought these were a little more special, as cinnamon creates a great aroma throughout the house.

That makes it a little more special when you go through a struggle".