Sentence examples for it's treasure from inspiring English sources

But to these exhilarated hikers, it's treasure.

The stuff on the floor: it's treasure and it's trash; it's filth and it's comfort.

"While it's for the inquest to decide whether it's treasure... we and our partners in the West Midlands will do everything we can to make sure that it comes back to where it belongs".

As an American taxpayer with a nephew who is a special forces soldier, I deeply resent the fact that a member of my family risks his life and that my country wastes it's treasure on a people who won't rise to the occasion.

"I knew it was treasure – at art school you were trained to go through skips".

"The next steps after today are that the South Staffordshire Coroner will rule whether it is treasure or not," he said.

"It was treasured and kept safe," said Michèle Gates Moresi, the museum's curator of collections.

Yet it is treasured because it splits easily in two in bursts of atomic energy.

Modern prejudice dismisses Latin as a tongue of privilege, but long after the fall of Rome it was treasured.

And by one important measure, it is treasured more than ever, prompting some analysts to urge caution.

While some of it is treasured and joyful, being patient while all the same old ugliness is being brought up can leave one feeling emotionally shredded.