Sentence examples for are really precious from inspiring English sources
"These are really precious jewels of the American geography," Mr. Glickman said on Friday.
It's not always that easy, and there are relationships that are really precious that I regret having let fall apart.
"These recordings are really precious records of those great actors, of those important productions of post-war Shakespeare in Britain," Mr Wyver continued.
"Gold is just gold and in this Olympic run the 100 points I collected today are really precious, I thank everybody for this wonderful day".
She added: "They are really precious and there are not many of them left around and actually now it's the only one that's Grade II* listed in the whole country, so it's a real honour to have it in the city centre.
They are really precious, but you can't do anything else with them.
When you work crazy hours, that time to do nothing is really precious.
The charm was really precious to me and I wore it inside my costume on every show I did.
(If you want to be really precious about it, you can fixate on the functional history of the site: It was originally a train-wheel foundry, which implies locomotion, and then a glue factory, which suggests cohesion). The official capacity is 1,250, and it was reached on Friday and Saturday, with a ticket price of $40 a night.
But the thing that stands out most is not what happened in the tahara room, but what happened when I went out into the world and saw trees and people that were living and said, "Oh, I get it now: Life is really precious". I've come as close to death as I can possibly come.
