Sentence examples for priceless artifacts from inspiring English sources

Long stretches were spent gazing out of available windows, neglecting priceless artifacts.

The citadel's 7-mile (11-km) walled circumference enclosed priceless artifacts of Vietnamese civilization.

Archaeologists said American soldiers even used soil thick with priceless artifacts to stuff sandbags.

Her museum's storerooms are overflowing with priceless artifacts unearthed in archaeological digs around the region, she said.

At the height of the revolution last year, a human chain formed to protect the priceless artifacts within the museum.

Last year it evicted one of its tenants, the gallery Art of the Past, after its owner, Subhash Kapoor, was arrested in India for allegedly stealing priceless artifacts.

One advantage is that because it is not a priceless artifact like the shuttle, we'll be able to use it for educational purposes.

Steinberg nominates the Mormon scripture as a Great American Novel, or, failing that, as a priceless artifact from the Old, Weird America — a uniquely American product, like jazz music and superhero comics, that deserves our attention.

After nearly half a century as a museum's priceless artifact, the Yankees uniform that Don Larsen wore while pitching the only World Series perfect game will soon have a price.

If not to bowl then at least to have a drink at the bar, study the picture of Paramus Lanes, and pick up a paper scorecard, which is bound to become a priceless artifact some day.

He teases and torments his characters with intimations of an artificial America where superficial appearances say nothing about the underlying truth of a thing, or a person; where a Swedish plastics salesman is really a German spy; where a Mickey Mouse watch is really a priceless artifact; and where "the word 'fake' meant nothing really, since the word 'authentic' meant nothing really".