Sentence examples for should be prized for from inspiring English sources

Such attackers should be prized for their mysterious knack.

If for no other reason, "Ball Four" should be prized for leaving a record of the Seattle manager Joe Schultz's knack for combining curse words in novel ways.

Mr. Graham hopes to place this structure (as well as two others that together form an edition) in an art museum education department, where it should be prized as much for its sleek form as its practical usefulness.

Specifically it states that planning policies and decisions should aim to "identify and protect areas of tranquillity which have remained relatively undisturbed by noise and are prized for their recreational and amenity value for this reason".

Hybrid seeds are prized for their vigor and productivity.

Its excellence should mean that it will be prized, and traded like gold or impressionist paintings, for decades to come.

There should be a prize for the last to go".

There are prizes for that, too.

That the Automat should not keep its butter in heated compartments, That there should be a prize(Pulitzer) for most honest public official.

That the Automat should not keep its butter in heated compartments, That there should be a prize(Pulitzer) for most honest public official.. View Article By Phil Klay By Troy Patterson By Andy Borowitz By John Cassidy.

You're not supposed to go into a bunker and get a bad lie, you're not supposed to end up in a divot, it's not supposed to rain or blow, you're never supposed to have a spike mark in your way, the course should be perfect, prize money for everyone!