Sentence examples for lost treasures from inspiring English sources

Courtney Love, it seems, has been busy locating many of planet earth's lost treasures.

Lewis was on his hands and knees, scooping up his winnings: my lost treasures.

I will always be grateful to Ian for uncovering that performance". And Nagoski hasn't stopped uncovering lost treasures.

In England, more than 800 monasteries, abbeys, nunneries and friaries were seized, libraries destroyed, manuscripts lost, treasures stripped and works of art appropriated.

There were three blockbuster Indiana Jones hits between 1981 and 1989, each directed by Steven Spielberg and starring Harrison Ford as the roguish archeologist searching for lost treasures.

With bitter irony, his discussion on Radio 4 of his post-diagnosis sensations of pin-sharp connection to the world finally introduced a general audience to one of British rock's lost treasures.

They include "railroad tracks," "crackheads," "parking lots," "lost treasures" and "discarded clothing": a stream of consciousness from its younger citizens that runs like the Passaic River and its treacherous falls, through the heart of the city.

One of the many achievements of Shenton's scholarly but gripping account is to revive, in all its intricacy and richness, the ghost of one of London's greatest lost treasures.

Over 150 of these photos, oozing with Golden Age nostalgia, appear in the book Styling the Stars: Lost Treasures From the Twentieth Century Fox Archive.

Pleasing works of no earthshaking importance were treated like long-lost treasures.

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