Sentence examples for valuable has been from inspiring English sources
Something valuable has been made out of virtually nothing.
"But more valuable has been its success in regenerating belief, hope and human spirit.
If some of the fervor and purity of 1789 is missing, something perhaps even more valuable has been added.
We swapped silly for commercial tie-ins, we switched gunge for garnish, mayhem for marinades, bacchanalia for baking, and something valuable has been lost; the mid-point between a live kindergarten broadcast and a surreal kind of comedy.
The suspicion that somewhere along the way something valuable has been rather clumsily parcelled out and sold off – the trains, the fields, the meadows, the football – is a defining English characteristic.
An unnamed narrator describes Muldoon's "employment" -- supervising the children's breakfast, doing yardwork, sorting through trash to make sure nothing valuable has been thrown away by mistake and so on -- while the accompanying illustrations show what that naughty doggy is really up to.
Less characteristic but perhaps no less valuable have been the autobiographies written in Irish.
It was the pupil's tribute to a teacher, an affirmation that something valuable had been inherited and will be passed on again.
North Dakota's resources include sand and gravel, cement rock, clay, salt, uranium, and volcanic ash, but its two most valuable have been lignite coal and petroleum.
Anything even remotely valuable had been stripped.
Several VCs have been stolen and, being valuable, have been placed on the Interpol watch-list for stolen items.
