Sentence examples for fine treasures from inspiring English sources

Another site in Paris, just across the Seine, has equally fine treasures and, arguably, a more splendid setting.

A Durham University spokesperson said: "Durham University is a custodian of many fine treasures and developing our collections of graphic art and sculpture for public display was an essential part of the original concept for the Palatine Centre.

Durham University added to its collection of fine treasures when it kitted out the new administrative Palatine Centre in the historic city, the Law School, the Mountjoy Centre and a library extension.

They know that what they will find in Maastricht is quality work that is both rare and beautiful.Dealers, for their part, unveil their finest treasures at Maastricht.

Max Beckmann's "Self-Portrait With Horn" is one of the finest treasures of the Neue Galerie, the sumptuous Upper East Side bastion of modern German and Austrian art.

Dumping a museum's best and finest treasures into an auction to raise money is like going to the pawnshop to cover the rent.

Culture Escape the rush of the city while exploring one of its finest treasures - Old Delhi's mammoth standstone and white marble Jama Masjid.

Although our national galleries are among this country's finest treasures (and free!), there is no avoiding the fact that they warp and distort our view of the past.

The Venetians, who had better taste and who, in keeping with their still unpaid debt, were allowed two-thirds of the spoils quietly crated up the city's finest treasures.

The paintings, of Jacob and his 12 sons, are considered among the finest treasures in north-east England and have only left Auckland Castle in County Durham twice since 1756.

That is unfortunate because it boasts some fine architectural treasures, including a grand mosque built by the 16th-century architect Sinan that some connoisseurs consider the finest in Turkey.