Sentence examples for smaller treasure from inspiring English sources

The release of a smaller treasure trove was announced by the Creative Music Studio (CMS), the institution that pioneered education in free jazz in the 1970s and '80s.

Thousands of smaller treasures, from Bamiyan as well as from the Kabul museum, may also have been destroyed.

Weaving through the schmoozing, air-kissing, glad-handing hordes in the labyrinth of galleries, projects, big-mistake artworks and smaller treasures, a gaggle of cross-looking, white-shirted men keep hoving into view.

In a back room is an antiques store with an eclectic inventory: a juke box, old furniture like ladder-back chairs and a parlor table, and smaller treasures tucked into the corners of old desks and on tabletops.

ANDREA PANICO, a jewelry designer, often finds that small-scale treasures grow out of studying larger things.

The whole album is a small treasure.

"Yes, a small treasure — perhaps gold, but not diamonds.

Describes her apartment on Fifth Avenue which holds a small treasure trove Tannings and Ernsts.

The small Treasure Coast city has erected eight Dust Track Trail markers.

In Soho, Leslie-Lohman Museum of Gadmissionsbian Art (admission free) is a small treasure that celebrates the work of queer artists past and present.

Davis Museum at Wellesley No, this small treasure of a show is not about the pop singer.