Scurrying around the warehouse floor, they move your precious orders and look like a domesticated version of a Star Wars character or perhaps a space station bot from Wall-E.
A health inspector has condemned Highly's "hut with a hole in the roof," forcing him to ready his prized collection of books for sale — "worth millions," he says, "rare an' precious" — in order to raise money for a proper dwelling.
Comedian Mo'Nique was so emotionally invested in her 2009 BET show that she chose not to campaign for her best supporting actress Academy Award nomination for Precious in order to concentrate on intimate conversations with sitcom second-bananas and washed-up R&B stars.
He had plenty of chances to counterattack later when Cook and England endured a grim period after tea, with Rahane and Bhuvneshwar Kumar adding precious lower-order runs.
In the commodities sector, the analogue would be making a run on a precious metal — in order to manipulate the price.
It was often used in the 17th, 18th, and 19th centuries, however, as support in settings for diamonds and other transparent precious stones, in order to encourage the reflection of light.
Worse, "each of our fighters had glumly witnessed assault troops melt away at the moment of combat and throw away precious weapons in order to flee more quickly," Guevara recorded.
Colleagues would peep into the studio and watch the diminutive Dale telling "Fred" and "Madam" what was required by way of adjustment to their precious choreography in order to fit the small screen.
For example: Imagine you are driving in a sedan or an SUV and your infant son has dropped his rattle on the floor, if dad is driving, mom has to contort herself to retrieve the precious object in order to quell junior's shrieks of disappointment.
Not only is it a gift of thanks, acknowledging their gratitude of my support over the years but also they had sold precious possessions in order to purchase what they thought would please me most.
