Sentence examples for lasting treasure from inspiring English sources
Is this a lasting treasure or just a moment's pleasure?
It was the quality of the cutting and pasting that made the book a lasting treasure.
Ample notes, beautiful illustrations and amps, and a lengthy bibliography make this book a lasting treasure.
Jane Alexander's novel The Last Treasure Hunt is published by Saraband.
When I started to write The Last Treasure Hunt, I wanted to explore childhood friendships and shared memories using the idea of an annual hunt.
When he declares "I must have the ring", the whole world seems to pause and take account of this fateful realisation, and a similar effect occurs when he tells Alberich - whom he has stripped of all his possessions - that he must yield up that last treasure too.
Be generous, my love, be just; take not away a gift, last treasure of thy Guido--retract not thy vows--let us defy the world, and setting at nought the calculations of age, find in our mutual affection a refuge from every ill". Fiend I must have been, with such sophistry to endeavour to poison that sanctuary of holy thought and tender love.
Lastly smile, if you do your family will, and make the memories last, treasure them and never forget!
Now people, including those desperate once-and-perhaps-future prisoners, are trying, and often failing, to hawk their few last treasures.
Knidos fell into ruins through earthquakes, conquests and looting – the last treasures were spirited away to the British Museum – and Aphrodite disappeared entirely more than 1,000 years ago.
