Sentence examples for equal precious from inspiring English sources
All this seems unfamiliar at first, but once you start to use the almost miniature car, you realize that close distances between all the equipment makes sense: Distances, even minute ones including the range of motion of your feet between the pedals, and between the gears in the transmission, all equal precious time.
It is like 'Fantastic Mr. Fox' on mushrooms, equal parts precious and trippy.
He has no intention of changing your precious equal pay for equal work law, so don't you worry that Walter Cronkite or Regis Philbin or the Scud Stud will start earning more ducats than you and get superior facials at the Red Door Spa.
People in Turkmenistan equal water to something precious.
Bringing water, bringing life to people in the most remote areas of Turkmenistan People in Turkmenistan equal water to something precious.
Every culture in the world is celebrated in the movie theater... Precious little equals seeing the reality of indigenous cultures telling stories in their own tongue, showing you the way people from a distant backdrop think and how their beliefs inform their lives.
With more than 400 drawings and objects on view, the show is a tumble of stylized flora and offers an equal range of materials: fabric, wallpaper, precious metals, ceramics, wood and glass.
Meanwhile, it was the university's implicit stance that Harvard was trading a precious object for another of equal or greater value: a twenty-seven-ton aural monument to the university's public-spiritedness.
They believe that all human beings are created equal and that every human life is precious.
Caveat: If you find that obviously precious museum store umbrella or its equal, try not to steal it, even though it's tempting.
