Sentence examples for acquired treasured from inspiring English sources

It isn't often that a show-court crowd gets frustrated with Venus, who has acquired treasured status at the All England Club, but by the last misdirected toss there was one of those low murmurs of disapproval at which Wimbledon audiences specialise.

Both have en-suite bathrooms and spacious living areas, decorated with more globally acquired treasures.

This summer, MOMA showcases a wide array of recently acquired treasures from its film library, which was founded in 1935.

The remaining 1 percent can openly preen about newly acquired treasures at Art Basel Miami Beach, as Mr. Orlofsky of the Gagosian Gallery noted.

Arm, the semiconductor firm you probably still remember as ARM, today announced that it has acquired Treasure Data, a data management platform for large enterprise customers.

Being your own person is an acquired treasure.

If it was similar to other games, then Monument Valley, also named Apple's 2014 iPad game of the year, would see Ida acquiring treasure and killing off a few baddies on the way.

When she began collecting, 18th-century French art was relatively inexpensive, so besides the Boucher she was able to acquire treasures by artists like Antoine Coypel (1661-1722), Jacques-François Blondel (1705-74) and Jean-Baptiste Greuze (1725-1805).

(Rooney) 'You Are in an Open Field' (previews start on Thursday; opens on May 3) The New York Neo-Futurists present what they're calling a "nerdcore" musical, in which the troupe creates its own versions of the gamer favorites Zork, Minecraft and Zelda onstage as three characters set about acquiring treasures and building their own utopian universe.

(Grode) 'You Are in an Open Field' (in previews; opens on Thursday) The New York Neo-Futurists present what they're calling a "nerdcore" musical, in which the troupe creates its own versions of the gamer favorites Zork, Minecraft and Zelda onstage as three characters set about acquiring treasures and building their own utopian universe.

Their large, white and perfectly formed lustrous orbs were eagerly sought by pearl merchants, first in Bombay and later in Paris.Over the past decade the Qatar Museums Authority (QMA) has been quietly acquiring treasures made with pearls whenever they come up for auction.