Sentence examples for from its treasures from inspiring English sources
The British Library says that it has digitized about one per cent of its total collection (including the more illustrious examples from its 'Treasures' collection and its catalogue of illuminated manuscripts) but it specifies that its content is only open to "researchers".
A new series where the National Museum Wales challenges the public to create their own exhibition from its treasures begins tonight at 10pm on BBC Two Wales.
We are now witnessing its origins; our children will benefit from its treasures.
Harvard's interest in Japan extends from its ancient treasures to its modern challenges, including its low birth rate.
There are few shortcuts to progress; only rote learning and practice will yield results, and anyone lacking the requisite tenacity must walk away from a game that withholds its treasures from all but the most grimly determined player.
If the British Museum, which is barred by its constitution from handing back its treasures, were to return the marbles, the floodgates might open on other restitution claims.
And with the Wallace banned by its founder from lending any of its treasures, borrowing works from other museums could prove a challenge all of its own.
Top-quality photography and production values, and the museum's director's learned but companionable style, mark the project's triumphant transition from radio to print as the human family shows its treasures from Mexico to China, and Scotland to Sudan.
Over time, the library built up a collection of 150,000 rare manuscripts, including many founding documents of world civilization, and it also built up a reputation for jealously guarding its treasures from outsiders.
And despite on Turkey's increasingly vocal efforts to reclaim its treasures from museums around the globe, Ankara has not asked for the Aziyade stele to be returned.
Together they sacked Peterborough Abbey, perhaps to prevent its treasures from falling into the hands of the new Norman abbot, Turold.
