Sentence examples for delicious treasure from inspiring English sources

The Musée Nissim de Camondo is a delicious treasure if you are a fan of the Edwardian times, and is right on the Parc Monceau, another ode to Edwardian times.

So I cast my eye across the 99-cent world to see what other delicious treasures lay out there.

Before the end of the year I like to try to eat all my New York favorites and meet friends at various spots to share my delicious treasures.

A Threatened Delicious Maine Treasure - Lobsters bring happiness to diners and state economists alike.

But what delicious, oddball treasures you'll find: Trentino-style hare braised in spiced red wine, black polenta, stuffed lasagna and five varieties of bread soup.

These delicious and varied treasures hidden within the coconut's humble hairy shell are a far cry from granny's sickly coconut slices and Nigella's deep-fried Bounty bars.

Back in the summer of 2004, Katherine and Sandy Whann of Leidenheimer's attempted to forge a coalition of neo-traditionalists and quality-focused old-guard po' boy makers, a cadre with the common goal of elevating the "status of the po' boy sandwich in and around New Orleans as a delicious and nutritious cultural treasure".

8. Guests Who Won't Leave... Five Hours After the Meal Having friends and family over to reminisce and make new memories over a delicious meal is a treasured occasion each Thanksgiving, but there always comes a time when it's time for all guests to leave... and at times, it's more difficult than extracting a toddler from the Frozen display in Target to get them the heck out of your house.

Treasure Island was a delicious sushi-bar take on a classic, American-style stuffed avocado: the avocado half was spread with spicy mayonnaise and mounded with strips of raw tuna, salmon, white tuna and striped bass.

Lonely Mountain Treasure: Behold the treasure: our delicious Seed Cake French Toast cut into nine squares and served with a side of cream cheese icing for dipping.

Less apocryphal than anachronistic was the delicious mullet, which was once an abundant treasure in Pyongyang's increasingly lonely Taedong River; Kim Il-sung was lamenting its loss of diversity, thanks to industrialization, as early as 1964.