Sentence examples for prized lines from inspiring English sources

One of Sanders' prized lines in the gun control debate was "people who should not have guns in America should not be able to buy guns in America".

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The prized railroad line eventually died too.

For the first time, the Catlin prize line-up for 2011 included a performance artist, Leah Capaldi.

Bosh will play himself in a plot that involves rival high schools, lucky socks, and this prize line by a small Indian boy: "Are you smuggling a skunk who ate burritos last night?" Watch the cringeworthy clips below.

Simplicity of line is prized, extraneous detail discouraged.

But it seems fairly certain that even melancholy Danes prized a choice punch line, like the Romans and the Greeks before them.

But _______ with other mainstays, like Manning, one of the few constants in the Giants' run to two Super Bowl titles in the past five years has been the _______ of Little Bear, the offensive line's prized stuffed animal.

The capability to scatter Harrier squadrons to dozens of small "alert pads" on the front lines was highly prized by military strategists and the USMC procured the aircraft because of this ability.

They had been so prized that people stood in line for hours for them.

The expectation was that he would hone his skills even more and then transition smoothly to the N.F.L., where the combination of size and mobility on the interior defensive line is always prized.