Sentence examples for most prized example from inspiring English sources
While Vin Jaune can be made throughout the Jura, the most prized example comes from the steeply sloping vineyards outside the perched village of Château-Chalon Château-Chalont nand.
More specifically, Fodor et al. (1975) raised doubts about whether any kind of "semantic decomposition" is psychologically real, and Fodor (1970 , 1998 has contested some of the most prized examples of analyticities, such as (10) in set II above, linking killing to death (but see Pietroski 2002 for a reply).
Your man cave is also the perfect place to display any collection you have, or at least the most prized examples.
One of the museum's own most prized possessions, for example, is a small cast-bronze figure of a bearded centaur, about five inches long, made about 530 B.C.
Leading by example is surely the most prized skill to captaincy and so Andrew Gale will be chuffed to have marked his first home match in charge of Yorkshire with a century yesterday.
For example, Carrefour this year offered 2009 Lynch-Bages, one of the most prized wines from the Pauillac appellation in Bordeaux, at €86.75, about $115 , 16percent below the average en primeur price, said Bertrand Le Guern, a retired mathematician who runs a price-tracking Web site.
That book is my most prized possession.
Most prized possession: My 1999 Golden Clown.
Swing is among the most prized, and elusive, bowling attributes.
Still, Ms. Vaidya's house is her most prized possession.
