Sentence examples for likely treasure from inspiring English sources
The passionate duffer who splurges $500 on a round at Old Head in Ireland will likely treasure the memory well into their next lifetime.
With others, you will most likely treasure them for your deep connection together.
Before long, though, we're more likely to treasure robots than to revile them.
What may seem like a hefty investment today will more than likely become treasured family heirlooms in generations to come.
But the fewer such things we have, the more likely those treasures are to be enjoyed.
Each of the tiny droplets of paste they collect on segments of grass stalks will most likely offer a treasure trove of new life forms.
You'll likely find a treasure trove of '80s and '90s furniture, but if you need to furnish a place for the cheap, yard sales are a great place to start.
You are more likely to find treasure and not danger this way.
You're most likely to find treasures when you're not searching for them.
Treasures likely to spark feverish bidding include two rare Portland vases, each valued at about £1m, and the archive of Josiah Wedgwood, the company's 18th-century founder.
