Sentence examples for finding treasure from inspiring English sources

"It's like finding treasure, but I've never found gold unfortunately yet -- unlike some of the luckier archaeologists," he said.

The people attracted to mudlarking by the idea of finding treasure aren't proper mudlarks, Brooker insists, and the ones looking only for coins aren't much better.

Soldiers unexpectedly finding treasure in the midst of war is a successful staple of Hollywood, and the current incident will probably prove alluring to screenwriters.

The gleaming diamond ring seems both precious and portentous, and the girl's ensuing search for its owner, who has disappeared with his flowers, inverts the traditional tale of finding treasure into one of returning it.

Up to 50 divers would spend four months at sea on a dhow in the summer, eating one meal of rice and fish a day, all in the hope of finding treasure in oysters.

The inevitable fuss that followed these announcements can be only partly chalked up to the popular fantasy of finding treasure in the attic, or to the obvious prospect of seeing more great art.

She loves the burnt edges of cinema, finding treasures in images or ideas that other directors might reject.

People are really interested in finding treasures, whether it's from for-profit resale stores or charities.

"You can't search every inch of the ocean bottom, and so the hope remains alive and the promise of finding treasures in sunken palaces".

Strategizing to minimalize your surroundings will free you of burdensome things, dusting off the past and finding treasures.

Sure, I can find those books in my firmly built and landscaped library building but there is something so very romantic and adventurous and mysterious about finding treasures in a traveling caravan, as if my very fortunes were about to be foretold by a veiled woman sitting around a glistening globe.