Sentence examples for precious title from inspiring English sources

The rather precious title is the only element that even hints at humor, though I suspect the pun is what gave Cusk the idea.

If it does end up dividing in two, it will lose its precious title of Africa's largest political party; and it might hand the 2015 elections to the newly unified opposition on a silver platter.

But she's unfortunately saddled with some terribly cliched scenes that call for her to be flustered, and she must also deliver the monologues that open and close the play and that provide it with its precious title.

Tweed's stock currently sits at $3.62 a share, and it holds the precious title of being Canada's first publicly medical marijuana corporation.

The students considered this, and spent a few minutes debating whether such programs are valuable, whether the precious titles are more problematic than the actual concept of multiple pedagogical tracks, and whether the scarce resources could be more equitably shared.

With Guardiola gone and that precious Liga title in the bank, Mourinho will want to make his strong hand count.

Precious (full title: Precious: Based on the Novel "Push" by Sapphire) is a 2009 American drama film, directed and co-produced by Lee Daniels.

So West Germany deservedly won the World Cup, though Holland grabbed arguably the more precious prize, the title of People's Champions.

It took him five and a half years to secure that precious first league title, an indulgence that few managers today could expect.

The full title of "Precious" should be "Precious: Your Tax Dollars at Work".

After dropping two precious points in the title race with the midweek 2-2 dragainstnSouthamptonton, Arsenal will be looking to bounce back when Crystal Palace visit on Sunday.