Sentence examples for priceless heritage from inspiring English sources

Mr. Kimmelman should demand the repatriation of this priceless heritage.

It was as if his mental health, as opposed to the bankruptcy of Italian leadership in caring for the nation's priceless heritage, were the point.

More than 200 archaeologists from around the world last week signed a petition calling on the UN and Unesco to ensure that whatever body oversees post-war Iraq takes steps to preserve its priceless heritage from destruction and looting.

The images, and the title of the blog post ("Night at the Museum"), led to rumors that the photographs had been taken in the Egyptian Museum in Cairo and accusations that Mr. Hawass was endangering Egypt's priceless heritage for his own commercial gain.

In February 2010, Trew picked up the club with its priceless heritage and tidy Meadow Lane ground for £1, after Munto Finance, a firm that claimed to be backed by Middle East fortunes, turned out to be a notorious grand mirage.

In its head-long rush to be rich and modern, China has deprived itself - and the world - of a priceless heritage.

Conserving this priceless architectural heritage has presented great problems.

But it's also time to look overseas to refresh our priceless national heritage.

Instead, it should reform the commission, which is all that stands between the enormous pressures for development in this city and its priceless architectural heritage.

Although these voluntary university memberships can run into the thousands, Mr. Eisen said, the advantage is unlimited public access to priceless intellectual heritage.

No one thought about it - they just came up with names they thought would look good in small print under the "protecting our priceless literary heritage" slogan.