Sentence examples similar to prize something dearly from inspiring English sources
Last year, Hilary Mantel's Wolf Hall became the first odds-on favourite to win the prize, costing bookermakers dearly.
But in this year's case, the prize acknowledged something more.
Giving pocket money from around age three can help children better understand the value of money, especially if you encourage them to save towards something they dearly want.
Reading it felt like conversing with their daughter, something they dearly missed.
Which is something I dearly love a state of flow similar I imagine to what athletes describe.
Often complacency lies at the heart of not getting something you dearly want.
William A. Ackman's devotion to Valeant continues to cost him dearly, something he shares with John Paulson.
It's something that I dearly wanted to avoid, but also something that I could see happening.
"It's something I would dearly wish, but it may not be in the realm of the possible.
"It's something I would dearly love to do, it's something that's missing off my resume but I'm my own worst critic.
That may sound limiting, but it also means no more marketing calls as you sit down to Sunday lunch – something Americans would dearly welcome I gather.
