Sentence examples for coveted goods from inspiring English sources

And for many, crack and crime are the only route to coveted goods".

When the coveted goods are scarce, these desires pit us against one another on an individual level, on a community level, and on a global scale as well.

La Tour D'Argent, a famous restaurant in Paris, also auctioned off some of its coveted goods to raise money for renovations including three bottles of cognac from Marie Antoinette's days estimated to be worth more than $20,000 each.

The poems double as bookmarks, and Casagrande assures that no poem will be left behind, leaving no remnants of the event -- "People who witness the gliding, glinting bookmarks exchange them, turning them into coveted goods for barter rather than litter". This is not the first "Rain of Poems" to take place.

In doing so he became an influential purveyor of information about India's power centers and of that coveted good: access.

Online or off, some of the most-coveted goods carry a whiff of nostalgia.

The ranks of people who covet such goods are destined to grow; once hooked, they will trade up.

In the short term most US businesses stand to gain far less than their European counterparts, even though many Iranians covet US goods and would gladly pay a premium for them.

Standing out on the streets of New York has always been a combination of avant-garde theatre and non-contact sport and hip-hop in the eighties hinted at how one could covet designer goods with a playful, self-touting irreverence.

From the camps, parties of mounted warriors set out to raid settlements, both to supplement their meager resources and to obtain luxury goods coveted by their leaders.

WOULD-BE rulers of the world have always coveted Egypt, and for good reason.