| prized possession | 3.03 | Par is a prized possession. | ||
| prized wicket | 1.32 | But the prized wicket of the afternoon was that of skipper Cronje. | ||
| prized recruit | 0.79 | And the prized defensive recruits will have a clue. | ||
| prized commodity | 0.72 | Patton is a highly prized commodity. | ||
| prized scalp | 0.53 | Shahid Afridi also claimed three wickets, including the prized scalp of Martyn. | ||
| prized asset | 0.46 | At the time, American officials lauded the TWA overhaul base in Kansas City as a prized asset. | ||
| prized collection | 0.46 | But the prized collection is also claimed by the rival government of Communist China. | ||
| prized prospect | 0.46 | The prized prospect is waiting in the wings. | ||
| prized target | 0.46 | Foreigners are prized targets because they often fetch higher ransoms. | ||
| prized employee | 0.39 | But companies remain committed to keeping prized employees. | ||
| prized pupil | 0.39 | Green is understandably proud of her prized pupil. | ||
| prized rookie | 0.33 | Reid is just happy to have his prized rookie in the fold. | ||
| prized student | 0.33 | It can feel like the showoff thesis of a prized lit student. | ||
| prized candidate | 0.26 | Some schools go bust, unable to fill an opening with a prized candidate. | ||
| prized client | 0.26 | But Livent was also a prized client and the company took its chances. | ||
| prized farm | 0.26 | A massive oil spill in July ruined hundreds of prized fishing farms along the pristine south coast. | ||
| prized fish | 0.26 | The two prized Copper River fish are the reds and the kings. | ||
| prized informant | 0.26 | The FBI had looked the other way before when it came to their prized informants. | ||
| prized market | 0.26 | Germany has long been a prized market for the United States. | ||
| prized property | 0.26 | Indeed, some business reporters have already become prized properties. |