Sentence examples for keep treasures from inspiring English sources

"It was designed as a vault, to keep treasures safe, not to invite the public to enjoy them," said Louise Mirrer, the society's president and chief executive, during a recent tour of the work.

The Greenpeace Australia campaigner Georgina Woods, author of the new coal report, said: "Australia has just pretended up until now that coal exports aren't part of the problem but it's time that we started talking about it if we want to keep treasures like the Great Barrier Reef".

"We keep treasures in here, hidden under the wheat".

Each dungeon or level keep treasures, like equipment or consumable items that you'll need in order to complete that very same level, inside treasure boxes.

"I think people just want to keep treasured items in a nice place, rather than a cardboard box," she said.

Users will be able to record, edit and keep treasured moments from their games on the ONE.

Despite our reliance on storing memories digitally, retailers are reporting growing sales for special boxes in which to keep treasured possessions.

Companies that reprice their options have typically argued that doing so is necessary to keep treasured executives from leaving for sweeter packages elsewhere.

His advice to book lovers: Keep your treasures out of the basement.

Bibliophiles would do well to keep looking – treasures are lurking, with the non-fiction section particularly strong.

Often, Berlin doesn't try to capitalise on what it has built, preferring instead to keep its treasures secret.