Sentence examples for something very precious from from inspiring English sources
"You took something very precious from me, but I forgive you," Lance's daughter said through tears.
His occasional accusatory passages come across as rote: "I wasn't going to fight for a job at a newspaper that had disappointed my idealism, for a newspaper that I had allowed to take something very precious from me".
As the rain poured down over Lower Manhattan on a recent weeknight, a patchwork of umbrellas and tarps in the northeast corner of Zuccotti Park was preventing something very precious from getting wet: the books of Occupy Wall Street's self-run People's Library.
A woman who identified herself as the daughter of Ethel Lance said: "You took something very precious from me.
"You took something very precious from me.
You took something very precious away from me.
"You took something very precious away from me," Nadine Collier, the daughter of Ethel Lance, said, addressing the accused.
"You took something very precious away from me," one relative said, addressing Roof during a court hearing.
"It was tough, but I found something very precious there".
Trumped-up issues of class and accessibility are distracting us from the real possibility that if classical music continues to be sidelined we may lose something very precious.
Scenarios give managers something very precious: the ability to reperceive reality.
