Sentence examples for three most prized from inspiring English sources

Dangerfield made a few key changes to his script during the recording of his part; Josh Weinstein kept the annotated script and pen and considers them among his three most prized Simpsons possessions.

The three most prized horses, including a two-time five-gaited world grand champion, Wild Eyed and Wicked, had to be euthanized.

The majority of the tales are about people of the merchant class, and the skill they most feature is the one most prized by that class, ingegno: cleverness, wit, thinking on your feet.

The book is divided into chapters devoted respectively to salmon, sea bass, cod and tuna: the four most prized by consumers and, as a result, suffering drastic reductions in their wild stock.

The self-pronouncing city of truffles, Buzet and its nearby forests in the region's north boast three sorts of black truffles as well as the big white truffle - one of the most prized in the world at 34,000KN per kilo.

It is one of the most prized of British sports.

It is ideal for cabinetmaking and inlay and was at one time the most prized timber in Scotland.

But they remain unable to cough up €15m – around £11m – for one of their most prized players.

One of the most prized is the Seokguram Grotto, an underground, dome-ceilinged room occupied by a colossal seated Buddha all made of granite.

The endorsement from the teachers' union, one of the most prized of the campaign, could help jump-start the candidacy of Mr. Thompson, a former city comptroller, as he seeks to extend his support ahead of a Democratic primary in September.

Real Madrid are said to be very keen to add the 22-year-old to their squad this summer, and with that in mind, Spanish newspaper AS report that Monaco have upped the price of one of their most prized assests.