Sentence examples for particularly treasure from inspiring English sources

Owners of office buildings particularly treasure their retail spaces, brokers report.

I particularly treasure the earlier one, recorded in 1962 for Decca, with the amazing Jon Vickers as Radames, Rita Gorr as Amneris, Robert Merrill as Amonasro and Solti conducting the forces of the Rome Opera.

Because I consciously idealized a father for myself, ascribing him attributes that soothed me, I particularly treasure those qualities when I see them in my husband.

Anson Chan: I think the core values we particularly treasure in Hong Kong are open, transparent, accountable government; a belief in fair play, a level playing field; competition; the rule of law, protecting particularly rights, freedom of expression, freedom of assembly, freedom of the press, free flow of information.

I still have the whole set, of which this is a particularly treasured volume.

With violence and chaos all about, American troops were ordered to protect one particularly treasured target — the Iraqi Oil Ministry.

But Dr. Ekerdt and his colleagues, who have also conducted 100 interviews in movers' households, are learning that stuff may not even be particularly treasured.

Over his big flat-screen television, where a late Picasso now on loan used to hang, is an 1873 Courbet that Mr. Koons particularly treasures.

A swimming costume sent for Nina's cousin Cordula – a promising athlete who was later selected for East Germany's cycling team – was particularly treasured.

Stephen served as President of the Pacific Orchid Society of Hawai'i, and led discussions with other devotees of classical music as the FEMLS; he particularly treasured the friendships forged through such shared interests.

He was voted one of New York Magazines Best Doctors in New York and he particularly treasured his award for Distinguished Service from the Salvation Army, having served as a consultant and volunteer for 25 years.