My dedication made them precious, and this feeling has never left me.
On one wall in the back of the gallery, Ms. Fujinami offers a series of photo-collages that have a certain immediacy, while embracing a sort of cold Modernism, making them precious.
That makes them a precious natural phenomenon to see.
There's an added element in these performances that makes them especially precious.
I particularly like how each piece is covered with Band-Aid-like wooden patches: oddly, it makes them seem precious.
"What absolutely ruins them is the transposition, which removes their sensitivity …" The Tate's Cut-Out show aims to return something of that sensitivity to works whose frail, ephemeral, unstable and provisional nature is precisely what makes them so precious.
So hot, in fact, that he makes them drink their precious cow, once he's burnt it down and mixed the ash into some water.
Its brief life span, when anchored with intense meaning, makes them all the more precious.
Many game developers who have a hit on one platform often find themselves struggling to port their games to another platform, which can take months and could make them lose precious momentum.
SPORTSTHURSDAY, PAGE D4 Big Tires, Big Prices Because of a scarcity, giant tires that go on large dump trucks are selling for $40,000 each, making them almost as precious as gold and silver.
