The Banner was considered a sacred possession, usually kept in a church.

At issue is one of its most sacred possessions: exemption from laws that prohibit price fixing and other monopolistic activities.

See how the emphasis is on a sacred possession.

We esteem personal comfort and life as our two most sacred possessions.

I've made a study of the ancient legends from the remnants of the records that are still in our sacred possession here.

To me, it was a giving up of the most sacred possession, her life, and how does a child understand that kind of love?

Reed obliged, flipping the ball into the stands, giving away something most pitchers consider a sacred possession.

His had come from the shadow skin of a white mammoth, and was his most sacred possession.

It was regarded as the community's most sacred possession: people in trouble would pray before it, and oaths were taken by it.

They looked like a line of refugees whose only sacred possessions were cameras and souvenir balloons.