Sentence examples for prized at from inspiring English sources

And the assets most prized at the company are brains and data.

Ball, who is twenty-seven, previously worked for WikiLeaks and is prized at the Guardian for his deep understanding of computers.

The relationship with Apple is so prized at Twitter that the company assigned a vice president, Kevin Thau, to work with Apple full time, according to an Apple employee who asked not to be named.

And secure domestic sources of energy are particularly prized at a time when prices are volatile and many of the big oil and gas exporters are becoming worryingly nationalistic.

Rimpton Hill, Yeovil BA22 8AR; 01935 851525; thewhitepost.com The Fox, Broughton Gifford Local food is prized at this pub, so much so that they rear their own pigs and free-range chickens.

"If there is something prized at Berkshire, it is the ability to commit capital," said Thomas A. Russo, a partner at Gardner Russo & Gardner, whose clients own Berkshire Hathaway stock.

It won two prizes at Sundance.

It won three prizes at Cannes.

This is the prize at stake.

But it won top prize at Tribeca.

There's prizes at the end".