While the pace can be grueling, the rewards are priceless: visiting places around the world that you previously only dreamed about, meeting incredibly interesting people, and getting to know yourself a bit better along the way, too.
One priceless scene takes place in the locker room after St. Anthony, led by coach Bob Hurley, had just beaten St. Raymond's, a powerhouse team from the Bronx.
(Who, after all, wanted to tell Comrade Stalin he'd dismantled the Amber Room?) Whatever the reason, curator Anatoly Kuchumov left the priceless panels in place, thinly disguised under sheaths of painted paper, gauze and cotton.
At Macy's instead a priceless sense of place yields to generic "where am I?" oblivion.
Does that happen at other places?" Priceless.
In most other parts of the globe, the sites would've been roped off, the public kept far from such priceless pieces and places.
Small farms, small communities, even "small" people, who will never headline a news program, but may possess priceless knowledge of a place and a people developed over generations, have slipped from most Americans' radar.
She went on, "Alessandro is placing these priceless garments that you can't argue with in a very radical context.
In this endeavor, music is a priceless vehicle to go places where the test tube cannot.
1936 No Safety Zone at Barcelona In a period of quiet, the government is busy moving to a place of safety priceless works of art still remaining in Madrid.
