Sentence examples for together valued from inspiring English sources

A sterling silver trophy and a sterling coffee service were taken, along with a bronze Tiffany lamp and several other items, together valued at more than $50,000.

On Monday, the district attorney's office charged Mr. Kapoor's sister, Sushma Sareen of Rockville Centre, N.Y., with hiding four bronze statues of Hindu deities, together valued at $14.5 million, so they could not be seized by the authorities.

In 2010 five paintings, including a Picasso and a Matisse, together valued at about 100 million euros, or about $130 million, were stolen from the Musée d'Art Moderne in Paris; they are still missing.

The company has said that cash from the offering and stock, together valued at about $3.5 billion, will be divided among more than one million policyholders in Connecticut, Indiana, Kentucky and Ohio who have ownership rights under Indiana law.

Russia also sold Venezuela a large number of AK-series assault rifles in a deal that included a pledge to build a factory in Venezuela to produce those rifles and ammunition, together valued at more than $500 million.

But last year, Nancy Wiener's gallery was the site of one of the raids, where the authorities seized three items, together valued at $1 million, and confiscated thousands of documents and emails.

Tying together values, performance assessment, and neuroscience is one example in Juniper's experience.

In the Guardian last Saturday (and in a different context), Alan Milburn delighted in throwing off "the shackles that yoke together values and policies, ends and means".

The ability for machines to tap into multiple online data sources and services allows them to quickly stitch together value, reducing time and cost to go to market.

Some of the programs have put together value-added benefits for their customers ranging from VIP access at sporting events to free nights at luxury hotels and even significant credits at high-end jewelers and fashion houses.

This is done by splicing together values from a Google search result's "knowledge graph," the cards that pop up in search results to supplement the search query with visuals and quick facts.