It is one of the most prized of British sports.
Discretion, competence and a talent for hand-holding are prized of underwriter and undertaker alike.
The more highly prized of the two jadestones is jadeite; the other is nephrite.
But most prized of these was a Negro man named Powel, listed at $200, followed by two Negro women, Moll and Cate, listed at $125 each.
The growing appetite for bluefin, the most prized of the tuna, mirrored the growth of the Japanese economy, depleting wild stocks in the waters around Japan.
It was an inevitable shortcut, or even a stage of evolution, in architecture, assisting the public's reaction and securing that most prized of currencies: human fucking feeling.
A noteworthy occurrence is at Dundas, Tasmania, known for its large, brilliant orange prismatic crystals of crocoite; of trivial economic importance, crocoite is one of the most highly prized of minerals among collectors and museums.
Perhaps the most prized of the handful of Ghia's Supersonic-bodied models will be offered at a joint sale conducted by RM Auctions and Sotheby's on Nov. 21, at Sotheby's New York City headquarters.
As it turned out, The Los Angeles Times had won the most prized of the Pulitzers — the gold medal for public service, which is given for exceptional coverage that results in significant change.
Around the room were wooden flutes, a toy piano, a concertina, small drums and percussion instruments, a homemade theremin, and -- perhaps most prized of all -- a gong made from a 1959 Oldsmobile hubcap.
As a result of several days of heavy downpours and runoff earlier in the week, the clam flats, the most highly prized of them off the coast of the state's North Shore, specifically Ipswich and Essex, were closed.
