heirloom造句

Is it an heirloom?

"Is it an heirloom?" she asked tactfully.

Disable heirloom exchange when you don't have any heirlooms.

But that little gravy boat is much more than an heirloom to me.

The note came with 5 cents postage due; the framed envelope is a family heirloom.

This is especially true with heirloom varieties, which are cultivated for taste over appearance.

Most of all she liked the young specialist, John Axford, and his plan for marketing her Chinese heirloom.

And only a tiny percentage, agriculture experts estimate, are the old-fashioned heirloom varieties, all with seeds, that once made up all the watermelons in America.

He said he was hopeful the "heirloom", a mint condition copy of Action Comics No 1, would be returned to his family.

Capricorn: Known to be a bit conservative and reserved, you can thaw the cold Capricorn heart with an antique watch or a special family heirloom.

The question itself was no surprise — hello five and a half years of dating! — and I knew my boyfriend (the Sobel) had an heirloom diamond he wanted to pass on.

But my salmon is a part of an elaborate creation, built into a tower, with an ornate garnish of fennel, heirloom tomatoes and some other diced vegetables that I fail to identify.

The 9.3-inch-long aerodynamic heirloom toy, with its carnelian-core wheels, precision bearings, and stainless steel axles, is built to be passed down from generation to car-loving generation.

I can preserve his inspiring legacy more powerfully through writing than through the hummingbird pendant I wear around my neck to honor his homeland of Trinidad, or a picture or heirloom.