Sentence examples for precious content from inspiring English sources

Back in Corfu there were times of "rare and precious content", but the onset of war changed things for ever.

Terabytes of data, precious content, zipping into my PowerBook and iMac day in, day out.

Sometimes phones are so damaged that repairs are pointless unless the device has sentimental value or contains precious content, such as photos.

While the film and music industries are convinced that the only thing tech-types want to do is pirate their precious content, perhaps they ought to take a peek out their front door.

As Aldrich details in his paper, while the movie and recording industry dickered over DVD formats that would protect their precious content, Steve Jobs threw them another curve with iTunes, which skipped discs entirely.

Then, on Monday, he engaged with some precious content once again.

Not that it should require further elaboration, but that was the Scotsman's explanation for his decision to wash his hands of Ince, a man who has long travelled with baggage marked "handle with extreme care – precious contents".

Sitrep notes: Who taught Person how to eat? First, he covers his cheeks in milkshake, then he lets the precious contents of a tin of Chef Boyardee flow down his chin.

Cells are very good at protecting their precious contents — and as a result, it's very difficult to penetrate their membrane walls to deliver drugs, nutrients or biosensors without damaging or destroying the cell.

Compounding that, the Foreign Office in the mid-1980s refused to support the Estonian claim to diplomatic immunity from taxes, and Torma's legation, with its precious contents, was sold off, in a muddled and incompetent way that still rankles among Estonian emigres.

As a result, the retirement lodge and its precious contents were not even recorded in any art histories until the 1990's, when some Chinese scholars surveyed the buildings, and the murals were revealed in an academic article and at a conference in the West.