Sentence examples for global treasures from inspiring English sources

Before identifying several interesting African objects at a booth run by Chibekeni Global Treasures, of Valley Cottage, N.Y.

In short, please work with us to conserve wildlife, rather than against us, which only diminishes our capacity to protect Tanzania's global treasures.

In honor of Africa, where I've spent the last two summers, at Chibekeni Global Treasures I selected one of the ornaments made of dried monkey fruit from Malawi that's been vegetable-dyed to deep jewel tones ($12.50).

They have also argued that the British Museum is a "universal museum" that is free of charge (the Acropolis Museum is not) and that its function as an international heritage centre makes it better suited to display such global treasures.

Jeff Goldblum is arguably one of our global treasures.

Wednesday's report by Greenpeace East Asia found that weak forestry regulations allow the UNESCO World Heritage Site to be exploited for profit, "endangering local wildlife and global treasures" like the giant panda.

Last Tuesday, UNESCO declared flamenco a global world treasure, an "intangible heritage," and included it in the Urgent Safeguarding List.

Dame Edna is now a global treasure.

And so the bankers have begun a global treasure hunt.

Geocaching is a kind of global treasure hunt.

"The N.H.S. is not just a national treasure," he wrote; "it is a global treasure".