Sentence examples for now valuable from inspiring English sources

Depth, it seems, is now valuable for depth's sake alone.

The relatively small number of COPO cars that resulted are now valuable collectibles.

The nice words suddenly became orders and companies like Volkswagen, BMW, Mercedes, and Siemens are now valuable and valued customers.

"The iPad has completely changed the price of cobalt," Dr. Chirik said, "so something that once was garbage is now valuable".

Shapali, who is now going on to do A-level art at Chestnut Grove, still seems amazed to see her idea turned into this beautiful (and now valuable) piece of art, gleaming in the June sunshine.

In one slum known locally as Shanghai, residents said they were being forced to move to worse housing — tiny wood-framed huts in a field polluted by oil — because their land was now valuable to Grozny's new real estate speculators.

Frankie dies after blowing up a balloon, leading to arguments between Graham, WishmakerUK representative Sally (Tamsin Greig) and Frankie's assistant Si (Adam Deacon) over the now-valuable balloon containing Frankie's last breath.

Still working today as a secretary in Liverpool, Kelly gave away countless items of now-valuable memorabilia when she disbanded the fan club and kept only a few small boxes for herself.

That was Apple, which leaped 53 percent during the year and is now more valuable than Microsoft.

This was, as Lankster now realizes, valuable preparation for his career in the N.F.L.

Even department stores now devote valuable floor space to what men wear on their feet.