Sentence examples for priceless book from inspiring English sources

Probably not – though in this the most successful season ever (and that's official) a priceless book of church music collectively known as Vespers of the Blessed Virgin (1610) very nearly did.

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In that way, vast numbers of priceless books were scattered throughout the region.

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"The most pressing issues have to do with raising money for the building's systems," she said, citing a new conservation lab and waterproofing for the vault, where priceless books and manuscripts are kept.

She arrived at the ruins of the Institut d'Égypte in December 2011 to find the charred pages of priceless books, manuscripts, atlases inside the smoldering building.

As the brothers lure her into a scheme that involves the theft, smuggling and resale of a priceless antiquarian book, Penelope emerges from her shell.

"They are loosely organized," said Mr. Wittman, who has written a book, "Priceless," describing some of them and his own undercover exploits.

Wittman says he has recovered three hundred million dollars worth of art in his career, which he describes in a book, "Priceless: How I Went Undercover to Rescue the World's Stolen Treasures".

But as Frank Ackerman and Lisa Heinzerling point out in their recent book, "Priceless: On Knowing the Price of Everything and the Value of Nothing," it is hardly clear why the same logic should apply to the value of our great-grandchildren.

According to William Poundstone, author of the book Priceless: The Myth of Fair Value, it's very likely that this is the case.