The cones have been prized from the days of ancient Rome for their edible seeds (pignoli), which are still used for food.
A celebrated recluse will never be left alone in a celebrity culture; her silence is an irresistible challenge and her secrets will eventually be prized from her.
The new disclosures were prized from the current NSA following an appeal to the Security Classification Appeals Panel by the National Security Archive, an independent research institute based at the George Washington university.
When we are introduced to Dr. Trelawny and "his lips ripple like the skirt of a snail prized from a rock," we know Sarah Dyer is right to mistrust him.
And while many of the survivors are of the brown-bag, no-frills type, others are costly if not extravagantly expensive one-of-a-kind status symbols that were prized from the get-go by reverent bibliophiles (like the Duc de Berry).
Beluga calls variously resemble a cork being prized from a bottle or a creaking door, along with sounds described as clicks, squeaks, chirps, bleats, moans, groans, and whistles.
