Sentence examples for prized today from inspiring English sources

The beans were probably from Guatemala, the blond-brown variety prized today.

Because most were eventually discarded, the ones that were saved are especially prized today.

Even monaural records from the period, before stereophonic sound, are prized today by classical and jazz audiophiles.

Frankincense is still prized today, as an ingredient for making incense, for cosmetics, perfumes and so on.

While the palette is mainly prized today for its aesthetic value, back in the early 1800s, those colored stripes bore special significance for aboriginal people of North America, who were Hudson's Bay's original customers.

The motorcycle magazines nicknamed them "superbikes," and those like Honda's pioneering CB750, Kawasaki's wicked-quick 750-cc H2 and 900-cc Z1, Laverda's howling Jota 1000 and Ducati's thundering 900 Super Sport are prized today.

So just why is Warburton's prized 1969 Dodge Charger called Angelina?

Hank Williams won a Pulitzer Prize today.

The National Academy of Engineering NAEE) awarded two lucrative prizes today.

Luckily, we have two great prizes today so get cracking.

The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announced the recipients of the 2005 Crafoord Prize today in Stockholm.