Sentence examples for valuable pot from inspiring English sources

Irving is expected to turn out for the second consecutive weekend, having landed a valuable pot at Haydock on Saturday.

Another valuable exhibit, pots and pans from Julia Child's kitchen, was on loan from her foundation and will be returned.

Many took to their heels with families and slaves, taking with them valuable jewellery, favourite pots or candlesticks, and their life savings.

Our heightened threat-o-meters make us a valuable ingredient in this melting pot.

Some of their most valuable possessions -- a black metal pot, a blue suitcase with red trim, an orange plastic water jug -- remain tethered to tree branches.

But, like the modern wine industry, growing pot has become a valuable science that requires an artisan's skill, knowledge, and sensibility. .

I'm also talking about building blocks, like tomato sauce, a pot of beans (or grains, equally valuable), a pan of roasted vegetables, perhaps even a roast chicken.

Górecki and Górecki (2010) reported that sheep wool could serve as a valuable and environmentally friendly fertilizer for brinjal cultivation in pot studies.

With a prize pot of £3.67m ($5.74m), it is also the most valuable jump-racing fixture in the British racing calendar.

PoT was overwhelmingly described by the Teaching Faculty as extremely useful, valuable and relevant to their teaching practice.

Instead of tracking industry trends, colleges put valuable time and resources into chasing funding from a whole variety of pots.