Sentence examples for key treasure from inspiring English sources

"We bought the company and isolated the key treasure in there," said Peter Mayer, who was Penguin's chief executive at the time and is now the president and publisher of Overlook Press.

These chests can either contain a key, treasure, or one of the three element medallions.

But is the cryptic letter a key to treasure or treason?

They agree to reveal the identities of the rest of the gang in exchange for tickets to New Orleans – but once there, they are separated and put to work on different ships while being tracked by pirates who think they hold the key to treasure.

Fans of the determinedly low-key minimalist treasures Old Joy (2006), Wendy and Lucy (2008) and Meek's Cutoff (2010) will know that this isn't saying a lot.

Robert Mitchum stars as a homicidal preacher who believes two orphaned children hold the key to a treasure.

The shoot was not in North Eleuthera, as everyone had originally been told, but in Treasure Key, about 120 miles away.

There simply weren't enough white-collar jobs to go around, but "if education could be regarded not as a step ladder to a few special vocations, but as the key to the treasure house of life, we should not even have to consider the fatal proposal that higher education be confined to a small and selected class," a decision that would mark the "failure of the American dream" of universal education.

Investigators are looking into Line game 'Key to the Treasure Box,' with Line telling Reuters it didn't deposit the unspent credits because they are not currency — they are Line points.

The key to the treasure buried in Figure 1 is power relationships.

The key to the treasure-house turns out to be the warehouse.