Sentence examples for community treasure from inspiring English sources

First, Monmouth Park has a loyal fan base that is proud of the track's history and treats it as a community treasure.

STANLEY TUCCI has a special allegiance to the grand movie palaces of yesteryear and to the Paramount Theater in particular, a childhood stomping ground and community treasure that he and others are striving to safeguard.

The Dodgers, on the other hand, bought a community treasure, a community trust.

"But they're also community treasures.

Lungfish are a popular pet in the paleontological community, treasured for their unique evolutionary heritage.

Earlier this year, my Republican colleague, Rep. Ed Royce (R-CA) and I founded the Congressional Co-Op Caucus to highlight community treasures, like Willy Street Co-Op, which offer unique products and spur economic development in our community.

This cottage was one of the first built on the beach in the resort community of Treasure Cay on Great Abaco Island.

One day, when we are a nation of 600 million, these community-owned treasures will be all the more valuable.

Benson prefers the same p.c.-ish approach as Clifford in not selling off artifacts but making money by building commercial museums, no doubt hoping thereby to minimize attacks from the archeological community by keeping treasures intact.

Cole sounded genuinely torn, loath to criticize the good works of a pastor whom he described as a "valued and treasured community leader".

More often ignored, at the sharp end of urban transformation, are those resisting their displacement by the baubles: a steady murmur of impassioned local campaigns to save treasured community assets – libraries, parks, youth centres, clubs, pubs, independent shops – from the smiting hand of developers and local councils.