Sentence examples for most prized objects from inspiring English sources

He shows us one of their most prized objects: a Lewis and Clark map from 1810.

One of the museum's most prized objects now lies just behind the atrium's glinting symbolic flag in a new gallery space: the original Star-Spangled Banner.

The most prized and rare objects were given to the governor Sir Arthur Gordon, and his wife, because island chiefs wished to align themselves with the most powerful chief of all, who they believed to be Queen Victoria.

The Met, too, has been obliged to reëxamine its holdings, and last year agreed to return twenty-one includingcluding one of the museum's most prized possessions: a krater — a vaselike object used for mixing wine and water — depicting the death of Sarpedon, painted by the Greek artist Euphronios.

Meant for storing toys, Carlo Contin's chair turns into a colorful object once a child stores his/her most prized possessions inside of it.

Italian authorities have identified 42 objects, including some of the Getty's most prized antiquities, as stolen and have demanded their return.

This piece of metal, an object of no utility whatsoever, soon became my most prized possession.

Most prized possession?

That book is my most prized possession.

Most prized possession: My 1999 Golden Clown.

Swing is among the most prized, and elusive, bowling attributes.