Sentence examples similar to much coveted target from inspiring English sources

A hundred and fifty years ago this past September, fifty years before the Great War began, William Tecumseh Sherman took Atlanta, a much coveted Union objective.

And today, KingsIsle Entertainment is announcing that Wizard 101, itself a massively multiplayer online game that targets that much coveted 6 to 14-year-old demographic, has passed 20 million registered users.

The ideal moment of capture is just before that differentiation begins; these so-called pluripotent stem cells are coveted targets for collection and replication.

Seedrs, which makes it easy to invest in startups and has much coveted regulatory approval, has announced that just one month after launch, three companies have already secured their target funding.

The riveting record is much coveted among shipyard workers.

Mr Obuchi seems to have had some luck, a virtue much coveted by all prime ministers.

He could also bring something else much coveted at Anfield — the United States dollar.

The top lot at Sotheby's was again a Warhol, although one that was neither much coveted nor guaranteed.

One is President, the three-syllabled office much coveted by campaigning candidates.

(The trust tried to sell the company to Wrigley in 2002, but backed out when state officials threatened to block the deal).Hershey remains much coveted.

The wines are known primarily for their power and intensity, and are much coveted for their concentrated fruity complexity.