Sentence examples for bring precious from inspiring English sources

Yet these paintings embody dear memories, bring precious intangibilities to life.

But Downing Street spokesmen can bring precious little hope of regional equity to the three northern regions.

My thoughts turned to the brave man we had come to meet: a high-ranking officer in the Czech Air Force, risking death and worse to bring precious information to the West.

Among some Pacific Islanders the arrival of cargo-laden airplanes during World War II led to the emergence of cargo cults and the belief that proper rituals would bring precious "cargo" from the great bird in the sky.

On Thursday, NASA will launch its first mission to visit an asteroid and bring precious samples back to Earth.

Analysis of GAD4 expression pattern under stressful conditions may bring precious information on functions of the gene.

Those calls have brought precious few defenders of Mr. Monserrate's to light.

All the steamships have been bringing precious cargoes of antiques, and this department of the Custom House is more crowded than ever before.

Thanksgiving week has brought precious little comfort to the United States, or indeed to the world outside, as hitherto discounted worse-case scenarios glided into view.

Tohoku's famous sakura trees usually draw hundreds of thousands of visitors, many from greater Tokyo, bringing precious tourist income to villages and towns that have little industry to speak of.

Artist Amy Sharrocks invited visitors to consider their relationship with water by bringing precious samples, which included a melted snowman, droplets from a baby's bath and sacred draughts from an Indian river.