"When the military police came, they first took whatever valuables they could take — gold, cash," Mr. Shi said.
Mr. Madoff also may have sought to obstruct justice by trying to get rid of whatever valuables remain — which ostensibly should go to the estate and its victims.
In another variation, a seemingly solicitous individual offers to take the woozy victim back to his or her hotel room, and then cleans out whatever valuables are there.
This authorized story of Amma's life, which has been translated into 31 languages, intertwines a tale of grinding Indian poverty with the fantastical: She was born poor, into a low caste, but as a child would give away whatever valuables the family had to the less fortunate, which prompted her father to tie her to a tree and beat her.
After the engagement at Cowan's Ford, citizens between the Catawba and Yadkin rivers who were sympathetic to the Patriots became panicked, and many fled their homes with whatever valuables they could pack in a short period of time.
The Egyptians believed you could take it with you, and so buried their pharaohs with food, drink, clothes, furniture and whatever valuables they cherished or might need.
He insisted that culture was indivisible and urged that whatever was valuable in Danish tradition be retained.
Worse, they jangle around in your pocket, ready to unleash their inner Inigo Montoya on whatever naked, valuable glass-clad object that dares invade their domain.
Whatever that valuable teaching/inspiration was, however long it continues to uplift and inform us, that has a value in and of itself.
