Sentence examples for most valuable man from inspiring English sources

Yes: Will Smith, now the most valuable man in Hollywood, once specialised in harmless rap for preteens and teenagers.

MVP: Perhaps the most valuable man on this bench is actually the one standing behind it, head coach Bob Hartley.

It is indeed the richest deal in sports history, but the most valuable man on the baseball diamond today is Derek Jeter.

In a letter to Sir Evan Nepean, first secretary to the Admiralty, St Vincent described Baird as "the most valuable man in the Navy not excepting the Board itself," The oncoming winter of 1800 1801 forced the admiral to live ashore at Torre Abbey overlooking Torbay.

If you recognize Alex Jones, the pink-headed radio host in the picture above a man who if blood pressure was wealth would be the most valuable man in America then you've probably seen one of his hot-headed conspiratorial rants, on his YouTube channel "Infowars".

If you recognise Alex Jones, the pink-headed radio host in the picture above a man who if blood pressure was wealth would be the most valuable man in America then you've probably seen one of his hot-headed conspiratorial rants, on his YouTube channel "Infowars".

Bethe considered Fuchs "one of the most valuable men in my division" and "one of the best theoretical physicists we had".

The queen is the most valuable piece.

Camby, the Knicks' most valuable big man, had bruised his right hip in the Knicks' 92-87 loss, and they could only hope that the injury was not serious.

Houston would be the likeliest because the Knicks would not trade their most valuable big man, Camby, for a guard, and Sprewell might have too much fan appeal in New York to trade for anyone but a superstar.

"It carries me back," Jefferson wrote about correspondence with his cosigner of the Declaration of Independence, "to the times when, beset with difficulties and dangers, we were fellow laborers in the same cause, struggling for what is most valuable to man, his right to self-government.