Sentence examples for precious words from inspiring English sources

But by using advanced imaging technology, academics have managed to retrieve a large portion of Livingstone's precious words.

And I've wasted 575 precious words trying to find a clever way to both beg you to come see our little show and to make a guilt-ridden attempt at a written apology for doing so.

Sadly, much of the rest of the 80s was lost to heroin abuse, but in later years, fully recovered, Clarke has again pounded the boards, playing bigger shows than ever but still carrying his precious words in carrier bags.

If they manage to prevail, they will hear Mike Reilly, the Vin Scully of the Ironman world, who has called more than 100 such races around the world, announce their name and hometown, followed by four precious words: "YOU are an Ironman!" (Women hear the same thing).

Invariably, the newsmen point their ink-stained fingers at blogs, which are nothing more than "parasites", or at Google, which is supposedly aiding and abetting in the wholesale theft of the newspaper's precious words.

It's really to preserve the precious words.

Every precious word of Morrison's is there but not those 23 questions, and another 34 patches are held to be "indistinct".

There will also be so-called viral or underground marketing methods, intended to generate -- particularly among younger consumers -- the precious word-of-mouth endorsements known as buzz.

IGN's Matt Fowler wrote that "Lord Snow" was "dense and filled with tons of exposition and backstory, which may or may not have interested those new to this story - but I found myself hanging on every precious word".

A good excuse to revisit a precious book, in other words.

My mother has a life, and sometimes her time is too precious for words.