Sentence examples for public treasures from inspiring English sources

Or are they public treasures to be protected at all costs, even when they are essentially arid wastelands?

In war, the public treasures are to be unlocked; and it is the executive hand which is to dispense them...

"We're truly sorry," the Republicans seemed to be saying to the thousands of people, including overseas visitors, who were suddenly denied access to public treasures, from the Statue of Liberty in the East to Yosemite in the West.

In return for pocket change — Google will contribute $125 million to create a nonprofit rights registry — these public treasures will now be monetized for the benefit of a private corporation.

That confidence is a public treasure.

Justice Breyer wisely observed in his dissent, "That confidence is a public treasure".

All that bile and bitterness; spilt political blood and squandered public treasure.

Greenpoint lost an element of privacy when it lost its trees, but in and around McCarren Park, it also lost a public treasure.

Maybe this one game will push the Nets into another category of public treasure that an entire state can rally around.

Built to complement the old Pennsylvania Station, torn down 44 years ago, the Farley is a public treasure that must be preserved.

Judge Samuel E. Perkins of the Indiana Supreme Court derided the governor for keeping "the public treasure of the state" in his "breeches pocket … or in his illegal bureau of finance," and even compared Morton to Caesar and Cromwell.