Sentence examples for what a priceless from inspiring English sources
I realize what a priceless gift paternity leave is.
What a nifty little band they are, and what a priceless kettle of haddock Haines is - grimacing, making laboured jokes between songs and being grumpy for England.
Ford kept his cool to slot over the conversion and earn his team what could be a priceless victory in their bid to reach the knockout stage.
In one of his provocative works, Ai Weiwei smashes what appears to be a priceless historic vase.
Robert Snodgrass set up a tense finale with his header with 13 minutes left, but the Reds secured what looks to be a priceless victory in their bid to win a first championship in more than 20 years.
What to do when a priceless page from a long-lost medieval manuscript lands literally in your lap, as happens to Fred Taylor in Nicholas Kilmer's latest art mystery, LAZARUS, ARISE (Poisoned Pen Press, $24.95)?
What this accomplishes is a priceless return to a sense of purpose and gives meaning to their sacrifices and their strengths.
Yet what is of such priceless worth in this production — the evocation of the longing to know what a past performance was like — is established with great eloquence early on.
What you get instead is a priceless peace and quiet.
We meet Alice Vaughan (Mireille Enos) foiling a handsome art thief who's stealing what is supposed to be a priceless painting, but looks more like a framed still from Fifty Shades of Grey.
That is what is priceless".
