Sentence examples for it so precious from inspiring English sources

"Most people do it so precious and sweet, a girl just married, but she is going to be a woman, and 'he shall die' means orgasm!

Mind you, it's exactly this that makes it so precious.

Devil May Cry has never been a series for everyone, but neither is it so precious that it should be above reinvention.

To me, when a quilt ceases to be cozy or if it's so precious it has to be stuck on a wall, it's not of interest anymore.

"We're going to be looking back and thinking, I can't believe people just used to fill up their balloons with it, when it's so precious and unique," says Cambridge University chemist Peter Wothers, who has called for an end to helium-filled party balloons.

"Land has become a very precious commodity, and in Ethiopia you're not allowed to own land, you're occupying it, but at the same time it's so precious that it's money to people".

We have to really think about how we use our time, because it's so precious and it's so brief.

"It was so precious," he wrote, "that I shared part of it with the Namgyal Monastery" in Ithaca, N.Y.

Share it with us with a few lines on why it's so precious to you, and Shaun Usher will select his favourites to publish on the Guardian site.

And, be grateful that someday it may not be here, for that is precisely what makes it all so precious.

"It's so precious," the congressman said, "that people stay up all night to pay their respects to the president".