Sentence examples for get to treasure from inspiring English sources

We get to treasure double the memories and double the pride for all of these amazing moments.

"You've got to treasure every moment – I've been around long enough to know they don't come round that often," Amor said when asked to explain the grin beneath his beard throughout Monday's media conference at Old Trafford.

We might never have got to treasure his favourite bad guys, the too-beautiful-for-his-own-goddamn-good, super-loud young James Remar, and mega-twitchy David Patrick Kelly ("Warriors, come out to play-eeee!"), or that gigantic, brain-rattling explosion in Southern Comfort, which I think may be his masterpiece.

"In my old age, I am getting to treasure tradition.

Gratitude is a shift from getting to treasuring.

It's a shift from getting to treasuring.

I work my way down the aisles, working up a healthy sweat as I toss aside piles of discards until I get to the treasure.

Resale just makes sense because you get to find treasures for a great price.

Once back on Treasure Island, Jim fights a band of ghost pirates, a gigantic lobster and three villainous mermaids to get to the remaining treasure.

There's also a costume store above the offices, which despite being a bit of a feat to get to, is a treasure trove of items once you're in there.

Legally, you can't just do it to get to some buried treasure.