Sentence examples for a prize commodity from inspiring English sources
Goalies are a prize commodity for pickup hockey.
Having inherited a prize commodity founded on unconventionality but grown conventional, she chose to overlook the limitations seemingly inherent in its name and embrace whatever adventuring spirit might still lie at its heart.
As the council's president during the most urgent years of the civil rights movement, Ms. Height instituted a variety of social programs in the Deep South, including the pig bank, in which poor black families were given a pig, a prize commodity.
But now that nowhere in the world is beyond reach, the solitude of island living becomes a prized commodity.
In 1989 black voters favoured David Dinkins, who would defeat Koch and become New York's next mayor.Even after leaving office, Koch remained relevant, his endorsement a prized commodity.
Though the neighborhood has plenty of backyards, few are walled and many have been paved to make room for parking, a prized commodity.
Trucks are hauling away load upon load of gravel-laden sand, a prized commodity worth as much as $4 a cubic yard.
If Google is hungry for top talent, the class of 2007 seems to think that a Google job offer is a prized commodity.
Every time I visit India, it's as if I set foot in a different country, a country racing forward to meet the economic and development demands of modernity, a boisterous democracy where debate is a prized commodity.
