Sentence examples for most valuable works from inspiring English sources

Fort Knox has been converted to store the Library of Congress's most valuable works.

Because they primarily profit from fees tied to sale prices, it's in their interest to attract the most valuable works.

Among its most valuable works are Leonardo's "Madonna and Child" and Rembrandt's "Return of the Prodigal Son".

As the Met's curator of Greek and Roman Art he acquired many of the museum's most valuable works.

The museum in Messina lent both of its Caravaggios the most valuable works in its collection in return for an Antonello da Messina next year.

What makes the collection particularly interesting is that the most valuable works are not paintings but sculptures, an area of the market that is particularly hot right now.

But his most valuable work may be an untitled sketch of crowns and horses by Salvador Dali.

The auction house said it was the most valuable work of art it had sold in Europe – but it is the 44th most expensive painting sold worldwide.

But today, some of the most valuable work the charity undertakes is in schools, ensuring that tensions between faith communities don't trickle down to the next generation.

The Septuagint has survived as the most valuable work in the history of translation and continues to be indispensable to all biblical studies.

Many still believe that O'Brien was at his best as an academic historian, and that the book Parnell and his Party, which grew out of a student thesis, is his most valuable work.