Sentence examples for prized relationship from inspiring English sources

But, according to Ackerley, his most prized relationship was with his dog; he wrote tenderly of this platonic love affair in My Dog Tulip (1956).

When his most prized relationship turned up broken, he set about mending it, too.

U.S.-Italy: A Prized Relationship 4. C) In luncheon discussions, Berlusconi unabashedly stated that he prized Italy's relationship with the U.S. and that his government stood ready to help us, whatever the issue.

Glock vowed to maintain its prized relationship with the city.

Cott shares, worth over 17 Canadian dollars a year ago, traded as low as 1.74 Canadian dollars in March, after its prized relationship with Wal-Mart appeared to fizzle when the retailer announced in February that it is reducing shelf space and merchandising support for its private label carbonated soft drinks in the U.S., including Sam's Choice, the retailer brand produced by Cott.

A platform release is probably the best approach, but can the studio go so narrow and risk offending such a prized relationship?

Chinese businesspeople prize relationships among friends, relatives, and close associates.

Of course, no country, not even the United States, can prevent massacres everywhere in the world — but this was a close American ally, which prized its warm relationship with the United States and used American weapons and military supplies against its own people.

You deserve to feel prized in the relationship just as much as him/her.

"My immaturity damaged my much-prized relationship with NAQT and cast undue doubt on three remarkable accomplishments by three Harvard teams.

And in a community where police relationships are prized, many note the silence of the Shomrim leadership about the apparent police failure to have taken the initial crime report, which might have prevented the shooting of its own members.