Prized in a sentence

Adele demanded that she keep Sylvester Stallone's prized poolside Rocky statue when she purchased his $58 million mansion in Los Angeles.

Advertisers are typically driven to generate wide reach via media, and many of the minority-owned outlets, while still reaching prized niches, remain small.

As early as 1870, Antonio Alves Amorim opened a small workshop producing corks for barrels of port wine, a spirit highly prized by the English at the time.

Born in Paris into a Christian Armenian family that prized culture, the young tenor learned basic Yiddish while growing up in the city’s Jewish quarter.

Both phones and drugs are said to be a ‘prized commodity’ in prison.

But Berlusconi's children face stiff competition in the battle for their father's prized villa, because Marta Fascina, a 33-year-old MP whom Berlusconi 'married' last year in a pseudo wedding, still resides there.

Fast forward to late 2017, the Invictus Games founder became engaged to love Meghan Markle and opted to give her a custom-made ring that had remnants of his mother’s prized gemstone collection.

Fishing during the flood season gives the opportunity to pursue the highly prized tiger fish.

Flexibility and willingness to learn are prized over specialization.

For an average person without powerful friends, support letters are even more prized.

Here are 12 tips to determine if those prized jewels worn with pride are worth something and how to hawk them if they are.

Here he tells us about that prized possession, as well as the stories of two other important objects.

His ability to take the game away from the opposition has made him a prized wicket.

His most prized possession is his lathe machine, which he uses to cut and bend the metals to create spectacular pieces.

I am genuinely feeling transported to the other side of the world and with Diego Maradona and Lionel Messi looking over the restaurant on the prized corner table, it very much feels like I could be in Buenos Aires.

I knew very little about Oscar Levant, the prized guest that Paar wants so much, but when I walked into the Belasco Theatre on Broadway, his name really didn’t mean much to me.

In 2011, credit score rankings company S&P downgraded the nation’s prized AAA ranking as a result of “political brinksmanship” of its debt ceiling deliberations.

In contrast, new companies, especially those in the deeptech sector (quantum computing, AI, robotics as examples) are in the crosshairs of geopolitics because their innovations are prized and strategic.

In response to the skyrocketing price of tomato, fast-food restaurant franchise Subway has taken the ‘prized’ vegetable off its menu.

Instead, the Colossus of Rhodes statue is prized for being the tallest in the ancient world, and it was crafted to honor the Greek god, Helios.