Sentence examples for expected treasure from inspiring English sources

I asked him if he expected treasure to be found in Vault B. He looked at me as if I had asked an exceptionally stupid question, then advised me to discuss the matter with Balagovindan, his uncle's lawyer.

No one comes expecting architectural treasure.

Nokia said it expects the Treasure Tag to go on sale via global retailers in April, costing €24,90 $29.900).

It is, as you would expect, a treasure trove of awful shit.

Besides cannon and the usual relics of a sinking of the period ironwork, pottery, buttons, no doubt some coins no one expects great treasures.

Expect such treasures as "Just in Time," "The Party's Over," "Some Other Time," and "Lonely Town" to get a thorough workout.

If his technical skill on the LP is any indication, we can expect more treasures to emerge from the mind of this Slovenian newcomer. .

It is the misconduct documents that are expected to open a treasure trove of historical interest.

Crimmins said they half expected to find buried treasure, since it was an historic part of N.Y.

It was only when I got to university that I started to catch up and read a lot of things I might reasonably have been expected to know already – Treasure Island among them.

Originally, Assange and WikiLeaks expected that its document treasure trove would be mined by bloggers and interested parties, rather than professional journalists: When we first started, we thought we would have the analytical work done by bloggers, and people who wrote Wikipedia articles, and so on.