Sentence examples for prized ones from inspiring English sources

Start with the narrow electoral map that leaves just a few states truly up for grabs every four years, North Carolina being one of the prized ones.

Dogs were also highly prized — ones, in the words of a 16th-century writer, that were "big, hairy, with a big head, big legs, big loins and a lot of courage".

But when fossils are dug for money, and when the race for the biggest and most bad-ass specimens, and thus the most prized ones, is on, science often takes a backseat.

Truffles occur naturally, but the most prized ones have been disappearing since the late 19th century.

The most prized ones relate to mobile broadband technology used in emerging 4G standards such as long term evolution (LTE).

Yet he chronicles his travels with a wearying feather-light jocularity, prizing one-liners over lucid analysis.

And Ukrainian-made docs about Maidan have won several top festival prizes; one, Winter on Fire, was nominated for the best feature documentary Oscar.

Temperate fruit crops are highly prized as one of the major sources of phytonutrients, dietary fibers, and antioxidants.

It's a novel twist on "First Prize: One week in Toledo.

One by one, prized Republican strongholds fell Tuesday night and yesterday.

Why not?" Ms. Hall called the prize "one of the most important awards I've ever won".