Sentence examples for specially prized from inspiring English sources
Specially prized are murals that appear suddenly when the demolition of one building re-exposes the brick side wall of a neighbor.
The legal profession was specially prized by the newly emerging corpus of educated Indians.
Local lore has it that the lemons grown in this region of the lake – dubbed the Riviera dei Limoni – were once so prized that Russian tsars had them specially imported.
Visual display was prized.
He was to receive the required first-place prize: a specially designed winner's tattoo, his first ink.
The prize is a specially curated batch of tickets for two to this year's Festival.
The Cheerios New Author Contest, which calls for stories suitable for children ages three to eight, will circulate the work of its grand-prize winner inside specially marked boxes of cereal.
Breaking sheds down into categories and spending money to turn them into replicas of boats (or building them out of boats, as shown above) and awarding prizes to them during a specially designated week makes about as much sense as spending similar amounts of time and effort on fences, or forks, or big piles of rocks.
Though the prize was originally administered by the PEN branch at the University of Virginia, oversight was transferred to the specially created PEN/Faulkner Foundation in 1983.
Almost exclusively, they have been the super-fit and specially trained and, all bar a handful, have been sponsored by the great powers of the world.Apart from clinching the prize for the first commercial spacecraft, Mr Rutan won the admiration of millions of people on the ground.
The rest of the music in "Lucky You" is of a similarly high, canonical quality (even when it's Drew Barrymore rather than Mr. Jones singing "Cold Hard Truth"), but by the time the brand-new, specially commissioned Bob Dylan number plays over the end credits, it feels less like an apotheosis than like a consolation prize.
