Sentence examples for a priceless turn from inspiring English sources

(In a priceless turn of phrase, Proceso, a Mexican news magazine, said that he now remains merely "moral leader" of the Juárez group).

This was followed by a small but priceless turn as Amber Cole, a compliant publicist, in Mr. Guest's folk-music spoof "A Mighty Wind".

There is a priceless comic turn from Young'un David Eagle as an unrepentant reprobate who sings of his appointment with the hangman at breakneck pace.

As a playwright who pens a drama about late-life romance and then finds himself caught up in a similar adventure offstage, Mr. Hyde Pierce hits his comic marks with the precision we've come to expect from his priceless turn on the long-running, exceptionally literate sitcom "Frasier".

Great Attack Ad: Priceless WHEN you're making political advertisements, it turns out there are some things money needn't buy.

While the main draw of these suburban salons is a quality cut at a reasonable price, there is also a priceless benefit: the chance to turn a cut and a blow-dry into a minivacation.

"This in turn builds a priceless digital asset which is not only forward-looking but it also respects and acknowledges my past.

He also claimed Myrie-Williams was a "priceless asset" in terms of turning defence into attack and relieving defensive pressure — "Whenever he was given time and space to run at the opposition he looked dangerous and comfortable with the ball at his feet.

But thinking of the fee as an interest rate isn't exactly the right way to do it – mainly because a service like Airfordable could mean the difference between someone being able to take a trip or not – turning it into a priceless service.

ANOTHER seemingly premature revival, of Paul Osborn's "Morning's at Seven," turned out to be a priceless showcase for a stellar ensemble of veterans.

Brazil winger David Neres turned and struck a low finish in injury-time to give Ajax a priceless victory and kept the Dutch title race alive.