Sentence examples for made a priceless from inspiring English sources

I recently made a priceless contribution to a circulating paint ping-pong with a koala I found with a simple Google image search.

That music video is also a perfect example of how to make a priceless piece of art with minimalism and class.

The value of teachers themselves modeling behavior, as well, by putting themselves personally into the work showed that doing more makes a priceless difference.

In his review of the reissue for Blender magazine, Christgau claimed that both the band's first album and Too Much Too Soon make up "a priceless proto-punk legacy".

What's more, ever since he made a big investment in Goldman during the thick of the financial crisis, his priceless reputation has been hitched to the firm.

She played Aunt Delilah, a cook who "makes a present" of her priceless pancake recipe and rejects the offer of a stake in the company.

The most shocking art theft in the last decade took place in 1990, when two men dressed as police officers talked their way into the Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum in Boston in the middle of the night, bound and gagged the guards and made off with a priceless trove of items, including "The Concert" by Vermeer and "Storm on the Sea of Galilee," Rembrandt's only known seascape.

He makes people laugh, a priceless asset.

Now a much lighter take on the legend is offered by Hitchcock, written by John J McLaughlin and directed by Sacha Gervasi (who made the priceless heavy metal documentary Anvil: The Story of Anvil).

He also made some priceless faces -- but what else is new.

HOW TO: Make a complaint By Oscar Quine The art of complaining can be a priceless one.