A hassle free broadband deal is worth its weight in gold.
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The Dodd-Frank Act is truly worth its weight in gold.
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In these turbulent times, a U.S. passport is worth its weight in gold.
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The value of a two-sided conversation is worth its weight in gold.
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President Trump's endorsement is worth its weight in gold for Republican candidates in 2018.
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"Getting early geological information is worth its weight in gold," he said in an interview.
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It's worth its weight in gold, in the political arena just like the consumer arena.
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"Financial peace of mind is worth its weight in gold," El Moussa writes for Realtor.com.
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And according to El Moussa: "Financial peace of mind is worth its weight in gold. "
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President Donald Trump &aposs endorsement is worth its weight in gold for Republican candidates in 2018.
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Trump's endorsement in the most recent GOP gubernatorial primaries has been worth its weight in gold.
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Aesop Resurrection Aromatique Hand BalmOkay, so this one actually is fancy, but worth its weight in gold.
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"Sand is literally worth its weight in gold in India because of the construction boom," he said.
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"It didn't help Thurber for long, but it was worth its weight in gold for his last few days."
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Any pair of headphones that effortless and unnoticeable to wear for that long is worth its weight in gold.
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He also has an endorsement that is worth its weight in gold from Tom Miller the attorney general of Iowa.
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Sure, their services cost money, but the advice you get from a qualified professional can be worth its weight in gold.
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Find a communityHaving a group of like-minded people with whom you can share experiences is worth its weight in gold.
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The coronavirus pandemic has left governments floundering, businesses unprepared and citizens scrambling for hand sanitizer like it's worth its weight in gold.
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The number of people we met, the connections we made and the amount of media exposure we received is worth its weight in gold.
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This pricey pick is worth its weight in gold — if dropping extra dough for a high-performance hybrid SPF is a priority for you.
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OK, there will definitely be many of these points, and a service that can effectively guarantee some peace is worth its weight in gold.
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However, if ease-of-use and convenience are more important to you than money, the Nespresso VertuoPlus espresso machine will be worth its weight in gold.
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But if there is something I am going to take my sweet time with, it's rendering chicken fat, because that stuff is worth its weight in gold.
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A deal where enforcement is the first priority ensures that illegal immigration will be greatly curtailed, and this provision alone may well be worth its weight in gold.
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Chloe Kim tore up PyeongChang's icy half pipes for the 2018 Olympics, and now she's iced out again for the ESPYs ... rocking a new chain that's worth its weight in gold.
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From the fan-favorite 10% Azelaic Acid Booster (breakouts, see you never!) to the lightweight SPF-laced moisturizer that's worth its weight in gold, here's what we're shopping from the sale.
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So, to have somebody that you love, come up and take your mind off the troubles and the pain and make you laugh for two hours is worth its weight in gold.
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Finally, this one's worth its weight in gold: When you're creating a Reminder, you can turn on "Remind me when messaging" and then tap Choose Person to pluck somebody's name from Contacts.
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It's pricy and not covered under our insurance, but I feel like the ease of talking whenever I need to instead of waiting for a set session is worth its weight in gold.
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A solid internet connection which will allow the fast transmission from the field, is worth its weight in gold – and can mean the difference between winning or losing on that part of the coverage.
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Related: 11 Cute Kids' Backpacks for Your Next Family Vacation So literally anything that made traveling with my adorable 7-month-old nephew through Italy for Christmas week easier was worth its weight in gold.
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There will be plenty of criticism of what appeared to be a small arsenal of techniques Rodriguez utilized during the bout, but a five-round win at his age will be worth its weight in gold.
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Although Ms. Picasso was born with a name worth its weight in gold, she said she had shied away from lending her name to commercial projects, preferring to focus on her career as an art historian.
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And every one of those strides is worth its weight in gold, with the study finding a generally positive correlation when comparing the distances he ran for the box office and Tomatometer ratings for all his movies.
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If you do have a dog that pulls on the leash, it&aposs worth its weight in gold by transforming your walks from stressful to relaxed without the fit problems inherent to some other no-pull harnesses.
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Made in the 1500s when rock crystal was worth its weight in gold, it demonstrates both the talent of the sculptor in carving the extremely hard material into a realistic bird, as well as the era's enthusiasm toward the natural world.
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Freddie Holmes of The Underclassed gave the album a positive review, calling it "A masterpiece, a deviation from the norm, and an extraordinary example of music and unquestionable talent; Arc is worth its weight in gold." 7digital featured Arc as album of the week, praising the record as "schizophrenic, electro-pop perfection".
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Roman emperors used mastic along with honey, pepper, and egg in the spiced wine conditum paradoxum. Under the Byzantine Empire, the trade of mastic was made Emperor's monopoly. In the Ottoman Empire, the Sultan gathered the finest mastic crop to send it to his harem. During the Ottoman rule of Chios, mastic was worth its weight in gold.
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At least twenty-four editions of Bridges' Exposition of Psalm 119 (1827) were published in his lifetime. C. H. Spurgeon considered the commentary to be "worth its weight in gold". Spurgeon also pronounced Bridges' Exposition of Proverbs (1840) "The best work on the Proverbs".Bridges, C Exposition of Proverbs , The Banner of Truth Trust, Edinburgh (from biographical information on rear cover).
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Horseradish is probably indigenous to temperate Eastern Europe, where its Slavic name khren seemed to Augustin Pyramus de Candolle more primitive than any Western synonym. Horseradish has been cultivated since antiquity.J.W.Courter and A.M. Rhodes, "Historical notes on horseradish" Economic Botany 23.2 (April 1969), 156-164 According to Greek mythology, the Delphic Oracle told Apollo that the horseradish was worth its weight in gold. Dioscorides listed horseradish equally as Persicon sinapi (Diosc.
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During his stays in Karlovy Vary, he corresponded with his employer, Rosetti, keeping with the events in Romania, but wondering if Romanians still remembered him. Păstorel was a recipient of the 1937 National Prize for Prose. The jury comprised other major writers of the day: Rebreanu, Sadoveanu, Cezar Petrescu, Victor Eftimiu. Teodoreanu was especially proud about this achievement: in his own definition, the National Prize was an endorsement "worth its weight in gold".
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The only German killed in the railroad tunnel that afternoon was young Willi Felten. Allied journalists termed the bridge capture the "Miracle of Remagen". General Dwight D. Eisenhower declared the bridge "worth its weight in gold"Sarasota-Herald Tribune, April 22, 1945 and "one of those bright opportunities of war which, when quickly and firmly grasped, produce incalculable effects on future operations". It remained functional, but weakened, despite the German detonation of a small charge and a stronger charge a few minutes later.
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The miners worked the gravel with moderate success for several weeks before cold weather drove them down to Yellowstone City, near the mouth of Emigrant Gulch. This settlement was a collection of fifty rough log cabins with dirt roofs and elk hide floors. Supplies ran short during that winter; flour was scarce and tobacco cost $300 a pound, making it worth its weight in gold. The only thing plentiful was venison - for breakfast, lunch, and dinner during the long winter months.
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A ransom of 100000 reals was demanded from the local priests or the Naikaar. It was rumored that the idol was worth its weight in gold, as it was deeply revered by the locals. In January 1650, a delegation of both Hindu and Muslims was sent by the chiefs of Kayalpatnam to Van der Meijden of Dutch Ceylon, asking for the idol to be restituted. In early 1650, Ravi Varma VI, the Raja of Travancore secretly negotiated for the idol to be sold to him.
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Many different forms of advertisements were created for this "cure-all" medicine. The majority of these ads could be found in Northrop & Lyman almanacs and Victorian trading cards, as well as some newspapers such as the Holland City News. Many of the Victorian trading cards, which were likely used up until 1901, portray young women in elegant dresses as well as frogs and cats. The slogan for the medicine appears to be the phrase "worth its weight in gold", which is portrayed on several of the advertisements.
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By the Treaty of Tingmosgang signed in 1684, Ladakh had the exclusive right to trade in the pashmina wool from Tibet, which led to its prosperity. Leh was for centuries trade centre for fine pashmina wool (once worth its weight in gold); yak and pony caravans brought in pashmina from Tibet, turquoise, coral and silver from Yarkand and Kashgar, spices, fabrics from India and silk from Kashmir. Two English explorers, William Moorcroft and George Trebeck visiting Leh in 1820, were stunned seeing a town of such wealth located in midst of obviously arid desert land. The nomadic Changpa rely mostly on sheep and yak herding for subsistence in the Ladakh Range.
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