Sentence examples for how much precious from inspiring English sources
With schizophrenia – and especially the paranoid variety – I shudder to think how much precious campaigning time is wasted on repairing the damage done by sensationalist, unbalanced reporting.
Think about how much precious and productive time is used to perfect a selfie.
Once you're barreling down the first 81-degree drop at 95mph, though, you'll become immediately aware of how much precious time you have left on this thing.
Kirkus: "As vivid and moving as the novel is, it's not because Haslett strives to surprise but because he's so mindful and expressive of how much precious life there is in both normalcy and anguish".
Such an innocuous looking little thing – plain really, in comparison with the overblown cupcake, or the gaudy macaron – yet how much more precious than these more fashionable baked goods?
I see it in the elderly woman who will wait in line to cast her vote as long as she has to; the new citizen who casts his for the first time; the volunteers at the polls who believe every vote should count, because each of them in different ways know how much that precious right is worth.
Tim, my dear, dear Tim, how much your precious life means to me.
Even experienced ones underestimate how much of their precious savings or income can be lost due to fees.
Final score in four championship matchups, including their 1979 N.C.A.A. title game in Salt Lake City: Magic 3, Larry 1. More than most, Bird would recognize how much he owed that precious one to Henderson, and he went out of his way to say so when the banner was raised the next fall.
Owen Sharp, the head of the The Prostate Cancer Charity, said: "This announcement represents a resounding triumph for each of the thousands of men with advanced prostate cancer in England and Wales who know just how much the prospect of precious extra time with their loved ones really means.
That two such successful investors should take such wildly differing views on the price of gold underlines how much uncertainty surrounds the prices of precious metals and other commodities, at least in the short term.
