Sentence examples for a big treasure from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a big treasure" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe a treasure that is large in size or value, often in a literal or metaphorical sense. Example: "The explorers were thrilled to discover a big treasure hidden in the cave, filled with gold and jewels."
But if it is such a big treasure for Mr. Kraft and the team . . .
The small lakeside museum lays claim to a big treasure: the largest collection of works by the folk artist Earl Cunningham, whose colorful paintings on masonite display a kind of modernist passion.
I got the two books for a dollar, a big treasure and a little treasure, a dollar for the two, and as I paid for them I reflected briefly on the curious ways of publishers, who let the good stock go out of their warehouses as what are called 'remainders' almost as soon as they have it packed in.
Google's About me page doesn't alleviate the fact that Google has a big treasure trove of personal information, but it does allow you to take some control over how that information is shared.
Naidoo added, "The Arctic is a big treasure for all Russians and the world.
Some friends and I started reading as much as we could on the subject and started taking blind trips out to the Cascades or the Olympics or beyond to participate in what feels like a big treasure hunt".
Ms. Ramirez learned quickly that after a big storm, treasure hunters turn out in droves to see what the shifting sands have uncovered on the heavily trafficked beaches in and around New York City.
Turns out Ruffin's bet was a big winner: Treasure Island is worth some $1.6 billion today.
The telecom industry is like a big fat treasure galleon, bloated with gold, that's being attacked and boarded by pirates.
Now that it's over, foreign explorers are rushing back to see what they can find, and some, like Barron, think they're close to finding the next big treasure.
