Sentence examples for priceless possession from inspiring English sources

The agile 84-year-old moves quickly from possession to priceless possession, like a keeper auditing the contents of his museum, taking phone calls in between recounting the booty of kings and emperors.

He condemned Kristallnacht, but he wrote, in an infamous essay published by Reader's Digest in November, 1939, weeks after the war in Europe began, that Western nations "can have peace and security only so long as we band together to preserve that most priceless possession, our inheritance of European blood".

Together, you can work on a schedule for preventive screenings and doctor's visits tailored to your age and health in order to protect what he called your most "priceless possession". "You can't go rent another body and you can't go use someone else's body," Brahmbhatt concluded.

"What is becoming evident after speaking to customers is that the pace of life has become so fast and we are so eager to get from A to B that priceless possessions are easily being forgotten".

Up the Grand Canal, in the second half of the show at the Palazzo Grassi, they reappear – damage repaired, missing limbs recreated – as the priceless possessions of the wealthy collectors who once lived in that palace.

I consider my journals some of my most priceless possessions.

Possession is priceless at this level and this is something England do not seem to be able to come to terms with.

All the time that you have your fingers crossed that you're in possession of a priceless item, it's great fun.

As the primary residence of five Qing emperors, Yuanmingyuan contained hundreds of palaces, temples, libraries, theaters, pavilions, chapels, gazebos and galleries filled with priceless artworks, antiquities and personal possessions.

The result, she said, is that people are occasionally mortified to see her own eccentric possessions mixed among the priceless paintings and antiquities.

However, that's not so easy if you have five tonnes of furniture, 33 thousand books, possessions which include a priceless church pulpit, and it's your first move for over 150 years.