Sentence examples for as some valuable from inspiring English sources

Sirkus Magenta's 20 trainers also teach juggling, unicycling and stilt walking as well as some valuable life lessons.

It owns Montecristo and Romeo y Julieta, two big cigar brands, as well as some valuable cigarette brands.This will probably be the last big tobacco deal for a while.

In other words, the reason for any action (or intention) can be expressed as: the action will help to bring about some "end," where "end" is understood not as an action, but instead as some valuable or desired state of affairs.

In a post to their Tumblr a few days after the video's release, E.Jane provided what might be construed as some valuable context for the song: "I am not an identity artist just because I am a Black artist with multiple selves.

As well as imparting some valuable knowledge, Clement's interview with John Peacock, the FA's head of coaching, is designed to get the candidates thinking about their own careers.

These schemes give you the chance to volunteer for a worthy cause, as well as to gain some valuable work experience.

I hope she'll have plenty of company now, too, as she tells some valuable truths about food and consequences, belated as they are.

Keeping his eyes on the road, he commented to the boys, as if imparting some valuable fatherly wisdom: "This is the Phil Spector sound".

The firm's technology allows it to measure how the customers use the website itself, as this offers some valuable insights.

Middlesex made no attempt to chase their target as Strauss enjoyed some valuable time in the middle, facing 113 balls and hitting seven fours.

Watch as Colby learns some valuable survival tactics for a fun-filled weekend on the slopes, and then head over to The Underwear Expert to see more segments of "Boxers of Briefs" with Colby Melvin.