Sentence examples for in the treasures from inspiring English sources

One of them is currently on display in the Treasures Cadogan Gallery at the Natural History Museum in South Kensington.

The expectation, with these national institutions, is that visitors should feel a sense of common ownership in the treasures they house.

As its name and pedigree suggest, Le Gourmet Store caters to a select niche, evidenced in the treasures on its racks.

Yet the page from Leonardo da Vinci's Codex Arundel notebook in the Treasures gallery of the British Library is not – or not directly – a study of human anatomy.

They will be on display, along with other Beatles lyrics already in the library's collection – some loaned by Mr. Davies soon after his Beatles biography was published – in the Treasures Gallery, where Shakespeare folios, the Magna Carta, correspondence from British monarchs and manuscripts of Beethoven and Maimonides are also on display.

The poem about Lawrence's murder, which Zephaniah wrote in 1999, will be displayed in the Treasures of the British Library gallery from Tuesday, alongside work from writers including Angela Carter, whose manuscript of The Passion of New Eve features in the gallery.

Museum curators put much stall in authenticity and take great pleasure in sharing the treasures in their care with the public.

Local pride and interest in the treasure is intense.

"If the fund does well, the managers share in the treasure," he wrote.

That's what I saw in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre.

"All of life's questions and answers are in 'The Treasure of Sierra Madre,' " he said.