Sentence examples for prized artefact from inspiring English sources
The most prized artefact, of course, should be the store itself – a garish, ramshackle funhouse that for decades held the world record for most electric lights on a building – were it not for the fact that Honest Ed's is slated for demolition on New Years Evee, 2016.
Now that statue lies broken amid the rubble and dust along with other prized artefacts.
Some of the world's most prized artefacts are housed at Museum Hill, including a homo erectus boy.
Artefacts like Stewart's Dodge are just now becoming prized collector's items, so prices are still relatively low.
She had prized unanimity.
Visual display was prized.
People of the Book by the Pulitzer prize-winning author Geraldine Brooks is based on real-life events surrounding the Sarajevo Haggadah, a sacred Jewish artefact that was kept hidden from the Nazis by a Muslim scholar (Fourth Estate, £16.99).
The Artefact (December 1978).
An intriguing, disorientating 60s artefact.
The Labour party is not an artefact.
The book is now a historical artefact.
