Sentence examples for valuable getting from inspiring English sources

Though the Muppets never find an ideal site, they (and the audience) discover something just as valuable: getting there is half the fun.

"Every mistake is a mistake too many," he wrote me in an e-mail message, "but we do not make many serious mistakes because a) reporters are told that while delivering the news in a timely fashion is valuable, getting it right is more important than getting it first, and b) editors are told to filter out information that we don't think is sufficiently backed up".

I mean what's more valuable, getting answers or answering?

If you believe something could be valuable, get it appraised.

Hotel porters were gagged and bound by the thieves, who then rifled a safe of valuables, getting away with money and jewels valued, according to one account, at £2,000, and according to another at nearly £5,000.

Having an impact resistant, fireproof safe will guarantee that if your safe falls from a height, it won't burst open to let your valuables get burned.

This "guarantees that the most valuable company stays the most valuable, and gets more valuable and keeps going up.

Connor is a young lad who's getting valuable experience, playing at a good level.

And what's more valuable than getting the ball to Rivera?

There's no doubt Dunnhumby's services are valuable but getting someone to part with £2bn might be a stretch.

In other words, individual resources that are valuable for getting a good job vary with the local employment environment.