Sentence examples for for something very precious from inspiring English sources

"The [Folk Art Museum] had their permanent collection in storage in these vaults," Tsien recalled, "like something between a big-box store with this high shelving, and a reliquary, a place for something very precious.

Not only did I have to take care of something very precious to me but also I felt like I had to put myself on the backburner and divvy up what little time I had left for others.

You hold something very precious in your hands for two hours and God help you if you drop it".

His occasional accusatory passages come across as rote: "I wasn't going to fight for a job at a newspaper that had disappointed my idealism, for a newspaper that I had allowed to take something very precious from me".

Following the announcement of the award by the Nobel Prize Committee on 12 October 2012, José Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission, stated: "The award is a very important message to Europe: the European Union is something very precious, that we should cherish for the good of the Europeans and for the good of the entire world".

You took something very precious away from me.

"It was tough, but I found something very precious there".

Scenarios give managers something very precious: the ability to reperceive reality.

Whatever was gained 25 years ago, we can surely agree that something very precious was lost.

Britain would "lose something very precious in our society - the ability to laugh at ourselves".

"The government has pulled back from the brink of destroying something very precious.