Sentence examples for prize them from inspiring English sources

Even three decades after Minis were last imported, American collectors prize them.

Prize them away from the pan if they have stuck here and there.

If you tried to prize them off, milk, Worcestershire sauce, peas, chunks of bread vomited onto your dish-room uniform.

Such drivers would probably treat electric vehicles as second cars, and prize them for their green show-off value.

People once believed there were notable independent intellectuals because they were instructed to seek out and prize them.

Chefs of fancy restaurants in Charleston, S.C., where mediocre seafood will be sent back, prize them above oysters from their native coast.

Foragers and connoisseurs have long prized them for their flavor and healthfulness.

Saba'aneh, one of the most prominent Palestinian cartoonists in a society that has long prized them as incisive critics of Israel, has faced free speech controversy before.

There are beautiful things here – but the best of them are haunted by the question of what their makers might have become in a society that prized them as artists, and not just as needlewomen.

Voracious book buyers were the first people to latch onto e-readers, prizing them for their convenience, portability and features like text zooming that made it easier for older people to read.

He hunted occasionally, but as he grew older, he mostly bought and sold guns and prized them as objects to be revered.