A very beautiful rose-colored rubellite from the Urals was observed, also a green beryl valued at twenty-five thousand dollars.
In hardness it seems to be of about the same texture as the emerald, and when a clear, flawless specimen is obtained, it is valued almost as highly as that rare and beautiful gem.
The price at which they arevalued is very moderate.
One picture of the Virgin in this church is surrounded by diamonds and other precious stones which are valued at half a million of dollars.
But I valued the stones for her, and she took them away.
The girl brought into my store a jewel box in which were things valued at more than a thousand dollars, I believe.
A cooking pear, valued for its regular and abundant bearing and keeping qualities.
This larva begins to bore into the wood, feeding upon it, and making those small round holes we often see to our regret in some valued piece of furniture.
Inner and Middle Temples; whereupon they presented his Majesty with a precious gold cup of great weight, which cup was esteemed by the monarch as one of his most valued treasures.
At such times, the Magus, standing near, curled his lip contemptuously, and endeavored by shrugs and sniffs to let the bystanders perceive how little he valued the words of the stoic.
Men and women in London stand for certain talents, and are valued often very highly for them, but they are valued merely as representing these talents.
How much more straightforward and modest is it to make the most of what we have received, knowing that no man is valued so highly by any one else as by his own, self!
I see tables and pieces of wood valued at the price of a senator's estate, which are all the more precious, the more knots the tree has been twisted into by disease.
It commands a ready sale, being a good food-fish, with firm, flaky flesh of a fine savor, and is highly valued for chowders.
I am duly favoured with your much-valued letter, and I am happy to find that you are so much with my mother, because that sort of variety has a tendency to occupy the mind, and to keep it from brooding too much upon one subject.
My dear benefactors, doing so much good to many, to the Lord, suddenly to be deprived of their most valued comforts?
But the conflict with the so-called Montanism showed that there were still a considerable number of Christians who valued that immediateness and freedom; these were, however, defeated.
However, Origen did not judge philosophers in such an unprejudiced manner as Clement, or, to speak more correctly, he no longer valued them so highly.
Was there anything in Robert Turold's demeanour which suggested to you recently that he valued his life lightly, or was likely to take it?
Men of action or intellect rarely committed suicide, not because theyvalued life highly, but because they had so much to do in their brief span that they hadn't time to think about putting an end to it.
A plant once used to drive sharp pain away, Not valued greatly in this later day, Except by those who fly when they are ill To test the virtues of a patent pill.
It is very highly valued now, and we call it vermilion.
But I confess I should like to know who the ‘old and valued friend’ is.
An old and valued friend had warned him that I had intemperate habits.
I should be very sorry to do any one an injustice--especially a near relation of my old and valued acquaintance, Mr. Robert Lauderdale.
Their opinions, we are told, were highly valuedin the choice of rabbis.
Her grace, from whom good acts seem constantly to emanate, permitted her to choose one valued at sixty guineas.
When K, K' are regarded as defined in terms of h by the differential equation, the ratio K'/K is an infinitely many valued function of h.
We may then attempt to investigate, in general, in what cases the independent variable x of a hypergeometric equation is a single-valued function of the ratio s of two independent integrals of the equation.
They have been valued at two thousand seven hundred pounds.
You know I always valued and esteemed you, and have in your calamity already been sufficiently punished for the share I have had in bringing it on you.
I have lost a sincere and truly valued friend; but do I not still possess infinite blessings?
Something wilful, petulant Kittums had notvalued until the hall-door had shut behind it.
Petion was undoubtedly a good man, and greatly beloved by his people, who valued him for his mild and inoffensive manners, and for the courtly and unassuming conduct which he always manifested to every one who approached him.
The way in which goods are valued agreeably to the tariff is a monstrous imposition on the trader, and imperatively calls for the most prompt and efficient remedy.
Intelligent men who would always be suggesting improvements in a manufactory would soon become necessary, and would be valued accordingly.
The Great Western Railway retained its early place in his affections, and among his most valued friends were members of the Board of Directors, Mr. Saunders the Secretary, and other officers of the company.
Throughout all the disappointments he then endured Mr. Brunel took comfort from the sympathy of valued friends, and from those higher sources of consolation on which it was his habit to rely.
The whole Indies, seeing they are but newly discovered, are not to be valued with them: the very dust that cleaves to one of those monuments is more worth than the ore of twenty mines!
Your two ships, sir, that were now coming home From Ormus, are both cast away: the wreck And burden on the place was valued at Some forty thousand pound.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "valued" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
