Sentence examples for priceless use from inspiring English sources

Time is priceless, use it.

It is a deep irony that although the term "priceless" is frequently used in the English language, it refers to material objects rather than natural resources.

If you were suddenly granted the miraculous ability to travel back in time up to 200 years, what damsel/mansel would you use this priceless gift to bone?

Some people are shocked and ask, "Why do you use these priceless things?" I do live in a museum, and I respect it as such, but also it's my home.

Rauschenberg's wood-and-newspaper set, by then priceless, could only be used on condition it was transported in a specially padded and air-conditioned van – a marked contrast to the 1950s, when the artists had simply strapped it to the roof of their old VW campervan.

Drawing from the idea that visual art has been a lifelong inspiration to the great American poet John Ashbery, our week-long program uses the priceless art objects in his Hudson, NY home as a way to jettison students' creativity and poetry.

We understand, everyone holds a special place in his or her heart for their own relatives, especially the elder set who more often than not tell priceless stories, bear gifts and use the internet in bizarre and awe-inspiring ways.

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

But because Mozart used it, it's probably priceless.

We have stolen priceless teaching minutes from our children and used the money saved to pay raises to teachers.

It is priceless because of its condition and lack of use, he added.