Sentence examples for proper treasure from inspiring English sources
In 2016, however, the duo return with the release of their second album proper, Treasure House, released on 3 June and produced and mixed by Steve Osborne (New Order, Suede, Happy Mondays).
You would think we would long since have decided to take proper care of these treasures.
The people attracted to mudlarking by the idea of finding treasure aren't proper mudlarks, Brooker insists, and the ones looking only for coins aren't much better.
The wars we launched in response to terrorism have descended into frustrating carnage abroad while, at home, we are engaged in a domestic struggle to find the proper line between needed security and our treasured liberty.
"Combine the information from genomes with the information in digital medical records - all done with proper consent - and you have the most remarkable treasure trove about the make-up of diseases with huge clues as to how to treat them".
A large and generous chapter is devoted to the miraculous late-career resurgence of Philip Roth, not just as a national literary treasure, but as a kind of American prophet, a proper doomsayer in the Marcus mold.
In the absence of proper publications, I hope my colleagues will look upon these endearing treasures as my lasting contribution to the great body of science.
But the company decided to keep quiet about its findings until recently, because the company had been running the treasures through the painstaking desalination and immersion processes necessary for proper preservation.
Away from the genteel boulevards of Notting Hill proper, nestled into a quiet mews on the way to Ladbroke Grove, the Museum of Brands is a bone fide nostalgia treasure trove.
All moldy and sharp, these cheeses were a treasure I found for sale from the back of a van at a local farmers' market in Rethimno proper.
