And while Fallon is not getting any younger, at 46, his experience round Epsom proved too precious an asset to neglect.
This scheduling is enforced by the BBC and, as last autumn's World Cup proved, terrestrial exposure remains precious.
These precious contacts usually proved to be incredibly hospitable and generous with their time, food and patience with our halting language skills.
Interestingly, the stability of Ni-based catalysts proved to be superior to precious metal based catalysts under exposure to simulated reformate feed gas with low H/C molar ratio.
José Manuel Barroso, president of the European Commission, said the award proved that the European body was "something very precious".
The caliph answered the question himself, put Averroës at ease, and sent him away with precious gifts after a long conversation that proved decisive for Averroës' career.
While Gov. Brown may have assumed that the death penalty really is precious to California voters, his own election proved otherwise.
Richard Lowry, the editor of National Review, called the "kerfluffle" "precious and overwrought," adding that its very existence proved the vigor of intellectual engagement.
They had warned that Toomey's decision to challenge Specter in the 2010 primary, announced after Specter's vote for President Obama's economic-stimulus package, would jeopardize a precious Republican seat in the Senate, and events proved them right.
