Sentence examples for precious goods from inspiring English sources

Sophisticated banking systems and trade made the exchange of rare and precious goods easier.

Just since last fall, at least seven salesmen in the city were attacked and stripped of their precious goods.

It's on an old packhorse route where precious goods such as wool and coal were transported for centuries.

They hold a woman's most precious goods and make references to both the death of one history — the women's unmarried lives — and their deepening identities as wives.

The firm kept $1 million in its safe at night, and had a wagon lift to the basement so that precious goods were not handed across the sidewalk.

This gave the city privileged access to a large unified market, and it became an entry point for silver and other precious goods shipped from Spanish American possessions.

Germany gave up its most precious good, which was the German deutschmark, their currency.

I cherish it as a precious good in my heart, even when I make irresponsible quips or chivalrous remarks".

Tyranny is a very great evil, and freedom a very precious good; but there are other evils, and other goods.

Lisa's children, husband, mother, sister, brother, sister-in-law and many friends soaked up every precious, good day she had left, and made some indelible memories.

"It is a precious good … but it is a good like none other, because to obtain it one must seemingly give up the imperative to have it".