Sentence examples for real world treasure from inspiring English sources

Put simply, geocaching is a real world treasure hunt with a technological twist.

By getting his students involved in geocaching, children have found themselves embarking on real world treasure hunts around the country.

Diablo III will become a real-world treasure hunt.

Real-world treasure hunts have also been successful.For marketers, QR codes bridge the gap between offline and online worlds.

In the announcement, the retailer highlighted that it now has a number of ways to shop Amazon beyond AR, including from its curated stream at Interesting Finds, via real-world "Treasure Trucks" in cities, through brick-and-mortar Amazon Books stores, via its lists, guides, and handmade shop, both online and on mobile.

While on the surface, the show is a cheeky way of penetrating mainstream audiences, goading the less fanatic of art admirers into a gallery space with the promise of truly vintage whiskers, the works give a glimpse into a real art world treasure: the Hiraki Ukiyo-e Collection, based in Tokyo.

The app is a way to unlock and listen to its songs from specific locations in the real world: a musical treasure hunt, of sorts.

Roughly 8% of the app's international users agreed to share their information anonymously, providing the team a treasure trove of real world sleep statistics.

An ARG is a form of mystery or treasure hunt that blends real world events, websites, text messages, TV, print and a wide range of other media to create an immersive gaming experience.

The thing I've learned in the past twelve years - the more the world becomes digital - the more I value and even treasure experiences in the real world.

Anyway, that's what makes running across treasures like this in the real world these days so great.