Sentence examples for prized keepsake from inspiring English sources
A small red-and-white cardboard box on Joe Torre's desk held the most prized keepsake of the Yankees' season.
In contrast to the US tradition that views stray balls as highly prized keepsakes, here in Cuba they are in short supply even inside the giant stadium of the country's biggest team.
Otter tails became bell pulls; paws became keepsakes; the dog otter's baculum, or penis bone, was prized as a tie-pin.
The first 200 visitors to turn out for the grand opening event will receive special prizes, including a commemorative keepsake box of Gelson's chocolates, vouchers for free goods and a bag filled with items valued at $60, according to Manganaro.
Prizes and commemorative keepsakes will be given to the first 200 people to visit the store, including a box of Gelson's chocolates, vouchers for free items and a gift bag filled with items valued at about $60, according to Yvonne Manganaro, senior director of marketing.
Treasure the keepsakes that your grandparent gave to you.
Pique and his Colombian singing superstar partner Shakira will take home the net struck by Suarez and Neymar in the 3-1 win against Juventus as a keepsake - Barcelona have the greater prize of a third Champions League triumph in six years and fifth tournament victory.
The authors of the fiendish test, which has so far not been completed by anyone, also said entrants were getting too excited about the rumoured prize; the winner would receive "a signed book and some token GCHQ keepsake – maybe a paperweight".
Small enamel keepsake box.
Small white keepsake box.
