Sentence examples for serious treasure from inspiring English sources

Three men find some serious treasure.

There's a lot of tat but some serious treasure too.

Since I holiday at home and don't have to pay excess baggage, I look forward to Modernity Britain, the latest in David Kynaston's series of postwar histories: these are volumes full of treasure, serious history with a human face.

Nonetheless, Junimea members in general found Creangă more of an entertainer rather than a serious writer, and treasured him only to the measure where he illustrated their theories about the validity of rural literature as a source of inspiration for cultured authors.

"The North Koreans are very serious about protecting this national treasure.

Beachcombing, Runswick Bay This gold sand beach, north of Whitby, is where you'll find a serious stash of washed-up treasure.

The theft of Buddhist treasures has become a serious problem in Mongolian museums and temples, with objects often ending up in the hands of foreign art dealers.

In its 14th year of playing host to the Mets' training camp, this sleepy town on Florida's Treasure Coast is making a serious effort to remain Mets Country.

It is imperative that the French, who are now investing so much blood and treasure, while exposing themselves to serious political risk, start thinking about how to help Malians put Mali back together.

But besides these awe-inspiring locations, New Caledonia also has some of the richest biodiversity on Earth, which is why its government and conservation experts are taking measures to protect the natural treasure before there is a serious threat.

In his statement Sunday, Comey said the debate over Farook's phone showed how "awesome new technology….creates a serious tension between two values we all treasure – privacy and safety".