Sentence examples for most valuable single from inspiring English sources

The painting was the most valuable single artwork stolen in Britain.

Perhaps the most valuable single link is Reference Materials, which leads to the C.D.C.'s well-known "Yellow Book," 283 pages of detailed health advice for international travelers.

It is because of his long association with O'Brien, and not because this was the most valuable single prize he won, that Piggott calls Royal Academy "the most satisfying winner I ever rode".

The land was hardly vacant: It was occupied by the New York Coliseum, which was demolished to make way for the Time Warner Center — now arguably the city's most valuable single building.

By the end of the war, Perigoe's network – which she passed on to King – amounted "certainly to scores, probably to hundreds" of Nazi sympathisers, mainly in the London area, in an operation the MI5 files describe as "the most valuable single source of information" about subversive fascist intentions in Britain.

Alipay represented the most valuable single asset of the company's Chinese operations.

The sale came 23 years after Sotheby's Jewels of the Duchess of Windsor auction, which they said was still the "most valuable single-owner jewellery collection ever sold".

And the original sale of her jewellery, in 1987, still holds the prize for the world's most valuable single-owner collection ever at more than £33m.

When it appeared in 1986, The New Harvard Dictionary of Music was hailed in many quarters as the most valuable single-volume reference work on classical music in English.

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When all was said and done, Winnick walked away with what may be one of the most valuable single-family properties in the country: a Bel-Air mansion that had been owned by both hotel mogul Conrad Hilton Conrad Hilton and David Murdock.