Sentence examples for over precious from inspiring English sources
But for the more mundane frontier of the living room, how many gamers will give over precious space for this huge piece of kit remains to be seen.
Jeyaratnam admits that he understands why other dancers might be frustrated by large groups taking over precious dance floor space to shuffle with abandon, but he refuses to deny anyone the freedom to speak through their body.
Rarely has a major network handed over precious airtime to not just a non-journalist, but a non-journalist who is still very much a working activist and organizer.
But lingering disputes over precious arable land can turn ugly in an instant.
His mother was still a city dweller, still banking on civilization, handing over precious Depression dollars in gullible hopes of lifting her son up from the ruck.
He sees Culebra as a test-tube microcosm for global struggles over precious natural resources and the tensions between development and conservation.
We are talking now when I am about to take over his precious, precious instrument, the Ensemble Intercontemporain.
These drawings are virtuosic if a little cold, and over-precious.
Throughout the songs, there's a warmth to them, but I didn't want them to feel mawkish or over-precious.
The design of Structure Brought to Light is perhaps over-precious but leaves sufficient room for Labrouste's legacy.
