Sentence examples for was especially precious from inspiring English sources

While graduation is a milestone at every high school, it was especially precious for the 149 graduates who marched across the stage last week in hand-me-down caps and gowns from the Dalton School, to get diplomas that once seemed beyond their reach.

Ms Gooding said that "our Jimmy, as he liked to be called" was "especially precious" to her mother who lost her eldest son Steven when he was a baby.

That includes promising job candidates, who are especially precious at a company with a high number of open positions.

The meetings in Moscow were especially precious, not only because Coe and Ovett seldom faced each other, but also because those meetings almost failed to take place.

With twins, time is especially precious for Notaro and her partner (actress/writer Stephanie Allynne).

The shoes in this video are especially precious to me because I got them in red and black on my birthday when I was a kid.

These samples are especially precious because they allow for documenting market entry of a novel drug.

"Then it'll be me that's in tears, and everyone else will be going, 'It's O.K.' " For all the worship bestowed on the Harrison guitars, Mr. Campbell said his own encounters with the quiet Beatle suggested he was not especially precious about them.

"Metal recovery is especially interesting on the precious metals side, such as gold, copper and [other] highly valuable metals," says Fredrick Royan, global research director for environment markets at Frost & Sullivan.

The manuscripts are especially famous for their precious and colorful miniatures of a very early medieval period.

This will be especially important when conjugating precious antibody samples.