Sentence examples for coveted items from inspiring English sources

The Racked.com blogger reported having "snagged cardigans and shirts as Christmas presents for fellow Comme lovers" but having no chance at the most "coveted items".

The goody bag I received at a party celebrating the history of state-funded access to justice included such coveted items as a pink and silver badge pin, and a balloon.

Passwords are especially coveted items because many people reuse them across multiple Web sites, and cyberthieves have in turn developed new automated ways to try and reuse them to ferret out more valuable data from different Web sites.

Talk of "gold farmers" toiling in sweat shop conditions to harvest coveted items in MMOGs like World of Warcraft and EverQuest added to the sense of shadiness hanging over the virtual economy.

Weinstein brought big celebrities to their galas and procured coveted items for the famous auction at the annual Cannes benefit.

BlackVoices has teamed up with Target to offer two lucky readers a chance to win coveted items from their designer collaboration with FLOTUS fav, Jason Wu.

Still, the briefing is for the president's eyes, and that makes it a highly coveted item.

It's already a highly coveted item for millions of 30-something gamers, and make no mistake: This is a love letter to Nintendo's oldest fans.

In certain circumstances, the more gratuitously novel the packaging, the more coveted the item becomes.

The economist Thorstein Veblen popularized the notion of conspicuous consumption, which explains why people covet luxury items and the latest fads, despite having to stretch their budgets for more fundamental items like food, shelter and water.

She is a racist and a junkie, coveting designer items and expensive labels.