Sentence examples for conducting treasure from inspiring English sources

The EYFS concerns for physical development were met by the children building Aladdin-inspired caves and conducting treasure hunts.

Ms. St. Auben said that in the months since the studio contacted her, she has been conducting a "treasure hunt" throughout the United States to find original artwork and other items that the Lockwoods auctioned when they sold the mansion in 1876 to Charles D. Mathews, a New York importer.

Then, conduct a treasure hunt around your home, looking for possibly valuable craft items.

The Pottermore project is reportedly masterminded by Adam & Eve, a PR company that has previously conducted online-only treasure hunts using Google Maps.

Since amalgam decomposes on heating, it should not be incinerated [ 18]. 31.9% of the dentists dispose of the used injection needles by throwing them into common bin and 46.2% break the needle and dispose of it, but in a study conducted by E. T. Treasure and P. Treasure [ 19] in New Zealand, only 24.4% dispose of it by throwing into common bin.

She is conducting further digs in the area, in case there's more treasure lying beneath the soil.

One of the real treasures is the box containing eight symphonies by Michael Haydn with Harold Farberman conducting the Bournemouth Sinfonietta.

Once again, Chapman's treasured William Hall conducted the orchestra and served as music director alongside Dale Merrill as artistic director and producer.

His final feature film was Million Dollar Mystery (1987), which was largely a promotional gimmick for a treasure hunt being conducted by a maker of garbage bags.

The fact that the 15th Century Chinese missions were conducted by Admiral Zheng's formidable "Treasure Fleet" is all the more important to the Chinese.

IT IS a treasure hunt with a difference: conducted not with metal detectors, but by negotiation.