Sentence examples for new treasure from inspiring English sources

Surely I was not alone at being even more delighted by the semi-final draw and the guarantee of seeing either Cas or Widnes back at Wembley at last? Nostalgics and sports historians alike can fill the ludicrous eight weeks between the quarters and semi-finals by watching some of the old finals online thanks to a magnificent new treasure trove of news clips at www.BritishPathe.com.

For New York fun fact fans, the Web has opened new treasure chests.

We do what we know, usually, not what we think, and we're all, as Arelis" — a former foster child — "once put it, 'the self-destruct buttons of ourselves.' " ● "New York City is like a great toy chest that you can open up daily and always discover some new treasure," Bill Zimmerman writes in his introduction to "City Doodles: New York" (Gibbs Smith, $9.99).

The Web was like a chest of toys, and each day brought a new treasure.

Ms Jiricna's new treasure trove, the 21st-century's answer to Dresden's Baroque Green Vault, will only make it more so.

PARIS — In the rich lexicon of Brussels acronyms, a new treasure has entered the vocabulary since June: GEMU.

Three days after I planted my new treasures, they bloomed.

But even the discovery of new treasures would not be the end of the debate.

He plans to exhibit his new treasures after they are cleaned and restored.

"Then, after the exhibition closes, it will be displayed permanently in our new Treasures gallery".

Like a great work of literature, you can dig into it perpetually to find new treasures.