Sentence examples for become treasured from inspiring English sources

"They were passed down through the generations to become treasured heirlooms.

When they're treated with care and respect, brutalist buildings can become treasured by a city in a way that glass-and-steel towers very rarely are.

At a time when American muscle cars have become treasured icons and Italian sports cars are, well, Italian sports cars, Mr. Rhodes, 33, didn't think his froggish little roadster stood a chance.

The aluminium panel-beater Ashiru, whose works have become treasured collectors' pieces, was discovered by Susanne who, walking one day in the dusty streets of Oshogbo, said a former colleague, "in her high heels, accidentally kicked a little copper lion in the dust, and immediately insisted on finding the creator, who turned out to be a local blacksmith".

Back then, few of us imagined he'd become the writer he did and that his books would become treasured totems.

That's why he wasn't in the Lions dressing-room sipping bubbly with Daniel Craig after the victory, because he was among his friends from Gorseinon RFC, draped in a Welsh flag and having pictures taken that will become treasured memories for all concerned.

He also became treasured for his talkative and jocular nature, self-effacing references to himself as a "peasant", and eventually his debut works, which became subjects of his own public readings.

Most of our grandparents and great-grandparents knew how to put down roots, connect deeply with a place (including not only its people but its nature and history), patronize local merchants and farmers year after year, and participate in local groups that met regularly until their members became treasured friends.

It happens, I know — surprising things become treasures.

"Only good things become treasures from the past; otherwise they disappear".

Alfred's pictures have become treasures that can now be admired at the National Portrait Gallery, in Washington, D.C., October 23rd through January 23rd.