A precious personal possession may be treasured by one beneficiary although none of the other beneficiaries cares about the piece.
Depending on the day, there may be a treasure hunt or a vertical challenge race.
The tar sands' oil deposits may be a treasure trove second in value only to Saudi Arabia's, and the pipeline, as McKibben saw it, posed a powerful test of America's resolve to develop cleaner sources of energy, as Barack Obama had promised to do in the 2008 campaign.
The internet may be a treasure trove of sadsacks, but it's not without it faults.
Consider that there may be a treasure underneath -- an opportunity in the problem.
Of the numerous businesses in Manchester's Parkade shopping plaza, the biggest surprise may be Divine Treasures Belgian Chocolates.
At the bombed camp, soldiers seized 15 laptop computers, 94 memory sticks and 14 hard disks containing what police experts say may be a treasure-trove of information on FARC activities, structures and the whereabouts of 20 servicemen being held hostage.
There's nothing about paganism that says you can't become an elder, you may be very treasured and would likely be admired for your youthful outlook by those younger.
