Sentence examples for limited treasure from inspiring English sources

Firsthand accounts of American slavery are certainly a limited treasure.

As fiscal woes continue for San Francisco, recourse for the public's treasure is limited.

But as one might imagine, the market for such treasures is limited, so happily for Mr. Salazar, he does not just own that elaborate and varied collection of frames, but also the 40,000-square-foot building in which they hang.

Owners of other private collections offer limited public access to their treasures in return for a tax break.

"At the same time, the number of symbols that unite everybody, those national treasures, the so-called national brands, are limited.

Mobile contacts are usually limited to people a user knows well and actually communicates with, a veritable treasure trove when compared to the copious list of Facebook friends that many users have accumulated over the years.

Limited-edition treasures include Echo Park Pottery handmade ceramics, collages by Brendan Timmins, ceramic plates by Pasadena artist Sydney deJong and contemporary cashmere and wool throws by Sorcha.

Other Spanish ports were also blockaded with the intention of limiting Spanish trade and movement and intercepting treasure convoys from the colonies of New Spain and South America.

After all, they limit the cost of war, in terms of both blood and treasure.

Today the three mountain tribes that fished for suckers limit their catch to one ceremonial fish a year, but they continue to treasure it as part of their culture.

We owe it to our children's children to preserve such treasures and at the same time take rational steps to limit our greenhouse gas emissions".