Sentence examples for finding treasures from inspiring English sources

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

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

That's your ticket to finding treasures like Prince's jacket from "Purple Rain," a chair shaped like a giant stiletto heel, and several musical toilets.

"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".

The super-encounterers loved to spend an afternoon hunting through, say, a Victorian journal on cattle breeding, in part, because they counted on finding treasures in the oddest places.

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

"Besides discovering new species, charting new trenches and finding treasure, we may even find the lost city of Atlantis," Branson said in a speech last year.

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.

Considering the government's own stunningly unrealistic demands for efficiency savings year after year, finding treasure troves of bureaucratic slack is, at best, unlikely.

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

When she finds an old letter, she and a neighbor boy dig into Lambert's sometimes-ugly past in hopes of finding treasure and redemption for Grandma.