That kind of information was worth its weight in gold.

He'd heard of the material before and knew that it was worth its weight in gold.

A tip like that is worth its weight in gold.

It's still going to be worth its weight in gold when I sit down to serious writing and do the book.

If what you say is true that one copy must have been worth its weight in gold.

And the press was worth its weight in gold.

General Eisenhower said that "the bridge is worth its weight in gold".

Get a copy of this if you can, it is worth its weight in gold."

Local knowledge is worth its weight in gold; or silver sea-trout.

Any car that can make you smile that way is worth its weight in gold.

Everybody knows that a Giuliani endorsement is worth its weight in gold, for the other candidate.

"Genius boy, that gadget of yours is worth its weight in gold!"

At night, the special black antisearchlight paint is worth its weight in gold.

Such privilege may be convenient for the passengers, but it is worth its weight in gold to shippers.

This clearly illustrates that the budget of the European Union is worth its weight in gold.

"Sympathy, how- ever, is worth its weight in gold."

I hope you release this to the world because I think a good random number generator is worth its weight in gold.

"Gratitude is worth its weight in gold," Sam said, and the limey flinched.

Siglinda always says hers is worth its weight in gold."

Eleanor Lansing Dulles says the letter is worth its weight in gold.

In that sense its incredibly valuable and is worth its weight in gold for outreach value.

The lizard's meat and blood were worth its weight in gold; upon such scavenging did the expedition depend for their very existence.

Every one of 'em'll be worth its weight in gold, matter of fact."

In Chicago or rubber bridge, that often means nothing, but sometimes the measly extra trick is worth its weight in gold.

But once safely in position it will be worth its weight in gold for the extra light and space it will create.

That kind of information was worth its weight in gold.

It's still going to be worth its weight in gold when I sit down to serious writing and do the book.

He'd heard of the material before and knew that it was worth its weight in gold.

A tip like that is worth its weight in gold.

If what you say is true that one copy must have been worth its weight in gold.

Once again, a reputation proved worth its weight in gold.

Even if you use it three times a year, it's worth its weight in gold."

And the press was worth its weight in gold.

The best is very hard and white and was once worth its weight in gold.

It was a vintage car, beautifully kept and probably worth its weight in gold.

General Eisenhower said that "the bridge is worth its weight in gold".

Get a copy of this if you can, it is worth its weight in gold."

Everybody knows that a Giuliani endorsement is worth its weight in gold, for the other candidate.

At night, the special black antisearchlight paint is worth its weight in gold.

Local knowledge is worth its weight in gold; or silver sea-trout.

Any car that can make you smile that way is worth its weight in gold.

"Genius boy, that gadget of yours is worth its weight in gold!"

Siglinda always says hers is worth its weight in gold."

This clearly illustrates that the budget of the European Union is worth its weight in gold.

If my having this thing keeps kids from bringing drugs on campus, it's worth its weight in gold."

Such privilege may be convenient for the passengers, but it is worth its weight in gold to shippers.

"Sympathy, how- ever, is worth its weight in gold."

In a chemical context, one notices 'of the first water' and 'worth its weight in gold'.

"That's something worth its weight in gold," Crenshaw said.

We cannot confirm mat it would be "worth its weight in gold" as a commodity of Spanish commerce.