Sentence examples for imposing treasures from inspiring English sources
It was merely the first of many indignities endured by this 6-foot-6 "giant," whose adventures in the Nile Valley would yield some of the most imposing treasures in the British Museum.
The forest of Troncais is the most venerable, the most historic and the most imposing of these French national treasures.
The interior of the company's imposing cement structure is a treasure chest filled with rare and exotic fabrics, laces, beads and trim.
AROUND the corner from the imposing stone forts that once protected the Spanish treasure fleet, giant gantries glide to and fro, loading and unloading containers on three ships in obedience to computerised instructions.
On the list of treasured Republican pastimes, trying to outlaw abortion and imposing a right-wing agenda on the District of Columbia (which is heavily Democratic and lacks any representation in Congress) both rank high.
People in earlier times have damaged the body of the structure since they thought there was treasure buried at the surrounding of the foundation of the structure, thus imposing slight damages to this tower (Fig. 2a).
Avignon's architectural treasures, including its city walls, medieval ramparts, the Pont St-Bénézet bridge, and the imposing Palais des Papes, are its biggest draws.
For a Sunday morning treasure hunt, start at Il Campo and follow a route between Siena's most imposing sights, while taking in details of different contrada neighbourhoods.
For all the magnificent creatures in the "Rings" trilogy, there is no beast as grand and imposing as Smaug, the ornery winged lizard who has dispossessed the dwarves of their home and their treasure hoard.
The more imposing 21-foot-long section ended up on Taiwan, the island where the retreating Chinese Nationalists — and boatloads of treasures from Beijing's imperial palace — ended up after they lost the civil war in 1949.
