Sentence examples for will be prized from inspiring English sources

It "will be prized in every liberty-loving household," declared Noah Brooks.

You will have developed plenty of transferable skills that will be prized by employers.

Its excellence should mean that it will be prized, and traded like gold or impressionist paintings, for decades to come.

Kellyanne Conway will figure out how to disown her association with the man, and will be prized.

Take note: if 'civil companies' do represent the future, then it will be demonstrable practical expertise and not experience of middle management that will be prized in the years to come.

If the basis of the status hierarchy is white skin color, white skin will be prized as inherently attractive and as a marker for other valuable qualities such as intelligence and virtue.

In 2010 The Secret Garden Party will be prizing open the chinks in man's most carefully constructed edifice; Reality.

There will be prizes for the guest or guests who succeed in solving the mystery.

There will be prize money awarded down to 18th place in the final standings.

Submission form: https://libraries.mit.edu/mit-reads/ (There will be prizes and refreshments!).

First the first time there will be prize money in WSL, with £500,000 divided according to league position each season.