Sentence examples for had been prized from inspiring English sources
What once belonged to the landscape had been prized out and spun into cities.
Until relatively recently tigers had been prized as trophies and as a source of skins for expensive coats.
One of the things Earl Sweatshirt had been prized for as a rapper was his extreme imagery, bordering on vile.
Years ago, Blue Mountain had been prized and costly, but its reputation was spoiled by blends that skimped on the Blue Mountain, which Jamaica no longer allows.
These other native metals had been known, he said, for thousands of years, but platinum had been "discovered" only two hundred years ago, for though it had been prized by the Incas for centuries, it was unknown to the rest of the world.
It had been prized and placid on the bureau top, with its many little rough points the prongs that in the course of time had never gone and worn themselves down smoothly.
Date palms have been prized in Mesopotamia since ancient times.
It has been prized since cave dwellers took up carving.
On Saddam, his grip on power has been prized away.
Amber, a fossilized isoprenoid resin, has been prized as a gemstone since prehistoric times.
For thousands of years ivory has been prized and elephants have been killed for it.
