Sentence examples for heirloom items from inspiring English sources

After you tell your family that you are intending to sell your home and heirloom items, explain the reasons for doing so (eg. you want to travel, move into something smaller, have funds for retirement, etc).

Expensive and/or heirloom items you haven't used in a long time should be gently boxed up and stored in an attic, a basement, a garage, or even a rarely-used bedroom closet.

At the lower levels, characters with heirloom items (BOAs), especially the two-handed weapons, may wish to spec into Arms because of the large number of instant attacks based on weapon damage - Overpower and Rend being your two staple moves.

It can also be a great way to make a note of heirloom items by noting such things as "came from Grandma May's house," circa 1897 etc. Get your digital camera out.

Heirloom, an item of personal property that by immemorial usage is regarded as annexed by inheritance to a family estate.

If using heirloom or sentimental items such as handkerchiefs or baby clothing, applique the item to a sturdy backing before using it in the quilt.

We biked to Mermaid Farm, where on display at the unmanned, honor-system store were, among other items, heirloom tomatoes in all their contorted, multihued glory, as though it was a casting call for an all-produce production of the Elephant Man.

You know the old question, "if there was a fire in your home, what would you bring?" Most would answer family photographs, heirlooms or valuable items but for Kate Winslet, it was a bra.

Most folks will tell you to only bring family heirlooms, photos, kitchen items, electronics, some tools and clothes.

It is better to keep things out of harm's way and avoid potential embarrassment and even injury to guests who might accidentally break something, as well as avoiding you the disappointment of a broken heirloom or expensive item!

So serving niche markets -- with items like heirloom vegetables, fancy garlic or goat's milk cheese -- has been a reprieve.