Sentence examples for prize them for from inspiring English sources
Such drivers would probably treat electric vehicles as second cars, and prize them for their green show-off value.
The policy statement by Mike Dombeck, the Forest Service chief, goes far beyond any other efforts to put the oldest and biggest trees in the nation's forests off limits from loggers and mills who prize them for their commercial value.
Foragers and connoisseurs have long prized them for their flavor and healthfulness.
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.
Omnivore, vegetarian and vegan diners all prize them, not only for their versatility, but also for a kind of meatiness in texture and flavor, at least in some preparations.
For many Lib Dems, it is the great prize for them which compensates for all the pain and compromise of being in coalition with the Tories.
"It's a prize for them being good," said the girls' mother, Luz Reyes.
That view is at odds with America's approach to much of the rest of the world, including China and Vietnam, where trade and foreign investment are rightly seen as a means of advancing economic reforms and democratization, not as a prize for them.
They follow us and it is an amazing prize for them.
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