Sentence examples for prized part from inspiring English sources

Lisa Opie, Five's managing editor of content, said: "Neighbours is quite rightly much loved by its many fans and it will be a greatly prized part of our schedule".

Lisa Opie, Five's managing editor of content, said: "Neighbours is quite rightly much loved by its many fans and it will be a greatly prized part of our schedule". The situation echoes the tug of war over The Simpsons in 2003, when the BBC let the terrestrial rights to the programme go to Channel 4 after bidding reached £700,000 an episode.

These sea mammals have been a highly prized part of the US Navy ever since the 1960s, when military researchers began to try to understand the dolphin's senses and capabilities.

Ken Irwin Sr .once owned a pristine two-acre spread in a prized part of town.

Unusually for citrus, the leaves are the most prized part, indispensable in Thai cooking.

He didn't want to have to leave city life to feel like he was in a prized part of the country.

"Toro," he said, the prized fatty part of the tuna belly.

Other thieves hack their way up the vertebral column in pursuit of the skull, the most prized body part.

Some gemstones, like jade, are soft and are prized in part because they can be intricately carved.

In fact, the "Adoration" has been highly prized in part because the contrast between the painted and unpainted areas supposedly provides a dazzling glimpse over Leonardo's shoulder at the way he worked.

In a more teamwork-oriented organization, employees expect their overall performance will be judged and prized in part by how well they fit in and are team players.