“prized”可以造什么句，prized造句

Skiing is perhaps my most prized pleasure;

The portrait of her mother was her most prized possession.

He prized his new car above all his other possessions.

I had always prided myself on my self-sufficiency and prized my private time.

He never learnt the manly and military virtues which his father prized.

Ancient South American civilisations prized them so much for their medicinal and aphrodisiacal properties, they even used them as currency.

Often ignorant of the local dialect, their main hope of gaining acceptance is attaining a highly prized Shanghai hukou, or registration card.

Mari Sato is hurting, but as a Japanese woman, she is doing her best to be reserved and dignified, prized by society as admirable qualities.

They were in Iceland working on a short film and photographic project, documenting the historic herding of the prized Icelandic horse.

“And, though my family was safe, the waters took everything I had,” she adds, recalling her lost color television and new gas stove, some of her most prized possessions.

'and as to anything in the shape of a token, my dear Paul,' pursued his sister, 'all I can say is that anything you give Miss Tox will be hoarded and prized, I am sure, like a relic.

He prized it beyond everything else.

The most valuable and prized possession is our health.

Pressing must be prompt but gentle to capture the prized juice.

Embryonic stem cells are prized in medical research because they can develop into any kind of tissue.

Its natural habitat is under threat, but the plant is cultivated elsewhere because its jade-coloured flowers are highly prized and used to make decorative garlands.

The Philippines’ tourism ministry has pushed to promote and develop many of its prized islands and to draw more visitors than the usual weekenders from Manila or honeymooners from Korea.

In fact, they may be our most prized possessions.

This ecologically diverse wilderness-where prized coffee is grown-is rarely trekked by Jamaicans, let alone foreign visitors.

If the mayor has his way, this could well be the year when salt, once a form of legal tender, is finally devalued as a prized condiment in the American diet.

Himalayan goat having a silky undercoat highly prized as cashmere wool.

THE Jersey cow, a small, honey-brown bovine that is prized by farmers for the abundance of buttery, high-fat milk it produces, is one of the fastest-growing breeds in the world.

The Ensemble has traveled to40 countries with their excellent performances. For many times they have been prized with medals in international art festivals.