Sentence examples for and in the valuable from inspiring English sources

The extent of the revision can be seen in the book's length (120 pages longer) and in the valuable illustrations: simplified redrawings of historical maps have been replaced by photographs of the maps themselves, alongside many additional ones.

Although the writer Derrick Bang gamely makes a case for depth and breadth in the valuable biography "Vince Guaraldi at the Piano," most of us will remember Guaraldi for "Cast Your Fate to the Wind" and a few cartoon cues.

Agriculture was highly developed, and trade, particularly in the valuable local salt, tended to take westward and overland routes.

You can't be open and hold the valuable stuff in reserve for yourself.

Rowley became aware of Feretier's presence at Saint-Paul during the following month and determined to attack the port and recapture the valuable ships in the harbour.

He was selected to the 1972 All-Star team, and appeared in the Most Valuable Player (MVP) award voting in 1972 and 1973.

They understand the rationale from Dixons' point of view, because Carphone offers scale and expertise in the most valuable slice of the gadgets market.

Because markets see value only in parts of the ocean, and not in the whole, the valuable pieces are extracted and the rest is degraded.

University officials say that their agreements with card issuers comply with the law and bring in valuable revenue.

Ed Macauley was voted the national college basketball player of the year in 1949 and the most valuable player in the N.B.A.'s first All-Star Game in 1951.

Sell the house and all the valuables in it, plunging the funds into a single bet on a horse race?