Sentence examples for hold invaluable from inspiring English sources

(Although the museum continues to hold invaluable film festivals, retrospectives, and series through its Department of Film).

Most experts believe they hold invaluable clues about the history of Judaism and the origins of Christianity.

This doesn't only apply to the City where 5,500 UK registered firms turn out to hold the invaluable passport, but to tens of thousand of companies across the economy.

Then the illusion faded, and the new Doors became a passable Doors tribute band holding an invaluable trademark.

"In this day and age, the opportunity to get someone's attention and hold it is invaluable".

It has also proved invaluable to hold meetings at the report writing stage, with the research commissioners commenting on early drafts, to ensure that the final report fulfils expectations.

But Mr. Gochnour is adamant that it is well worth the price because of the invaluable hand-holding you will need during your darkest hours of doubt.

Nick Alston, chairman of the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners, said the elected role was "invaluable" in holding the police to public account.

Chronic neural interfaces that are both structurally and functionally stable inside the brain over long time periods and that have minimal effects on the physiological conditions of the neural tissue to be studied hold great promise to become invaluable research and clinical tool in the near future.

It's made the blogosphere an invaluable tool for holding the mainstream media's feet to the fire.

"Earlier in the day, Michael Yardy had showed that with concentration and sound technique the pitch held few terrors, and the invaluable Sussex lead of 117 owed much to his innings.