Sentence examples for something priceless about from inspiring English sources

The bill comes in at around 100 dirhams for two, and there is something priceless about sitting shack-side, fish in messy hands, looking out over the neighbouring seven-star Burj Al Arab hotel.

The Academy Award-winning actress says there's something priceless about the wisdom that comes with age and it seems she really has embraced 70 already. .

I offer something priceless.

At 1,000 yen a day, it cost about the same as a day pass for the subway (or a short cab ride), and offered something priceless: independence.

And these days, it could also mean that you're giving up something priceless: your relevance.

The orphan manufacturing chain puts a price tag on something priceless: human life.

"What I want is to know the defects of Portugal and to turn them into something priceless".

In return, the newest immigrants get something priceless: instant camaraderie and a hastened introduction to the good life.

"It has something priceless to sell and then afterwards it destroys the site and the destruction is meant to hide the level of theft.

However, many American women are getting something priceless in return for those dollars: life and vitality.

We've had a rummage and found something priceless - great memories from task one.