Sentence examples for a common treasure from inspiring English sources

"The earth is a common treasure; it is a crime to buy and sell it for personal gain".

We should protect this piece of paradise as a common treasure for all Americans to enjoy, not just for a handful of wealthy landowners.

But, in recent years, this Game of Thrones plot has been disrupted by millions of people all over the world coming together to #SaveTheArctic as a common treasure of humanity.

Paris, where only weeks later, a world of nations gathered to defend our common treasure from shortsighted profiteering and address climate change at last.

President Hu Jintao told Mr Kim with fine hyperbole that the two countries' friendship had become "the common treasure of both nations".This time, too, North Korea has behaved with a scintilla of responsibility.

Some collections have rare treasures, others have common treasures.

The available records include nothing to suggest that the burial of treasure was a common practice, except in the imaginations of the writers of fictional accounts such as Treasure Island.

Public data should be a commons, not a treasure hoarded behind lock and key.

The survival of these traditions is a treasure that tells us of a common origin, of an open, shared space, whose limits we are incapable of defining.

It's even woven into the restaurant's Chinese name, bao ju — a common naming format for restaurants of the time period that translates literally as "treasure memory".

A late-summer treasure suddenly looks as common as out-of-season asparagus.