Sentence examples for special treasure from inspiring English sources

"I am thrilled that this special treasure will now be available to a much wider audience".

"The original Cathy book has always been considered by those that own it as a special treasure," Carder Bush explained.

What pleasure, for instance, in a Bloomsbury Square, to see at six in the evening every basement window lit up, each with its special treasure displayed as if on a stage: a servant woman sitting on a chair, waiting to be called.

Today, tuatara are regarded as a taonga (special treasure).

'Minimal ciggie breaks' is your middle name and while your friends are outside sipping that sweet smoke, you'll come across a special treasure inside.

"[F]or those of us who have some chivalry left, there's a level of respect," Huckabee told TNR. "You treat some things as a special treasure; you treat other things as common".

The Met's galleries of Greek and Roman art, housing one of the museum world's most important collections, are a treat to visit anyway, but this special treasure-hunting expedition enlivens the experience.

And Jo Lee has two special treasures to help him.

He also loved the folk songs of America, which he performed with voice and fiddle; recordings of some of his performances are now preserved among the special treasures of the archives of the American Folklife Center in the Library of Congress.

Until recently, however, many American institutions and academic centers have concentrated on making scans of their own special treasures, or collaborating with one another on themed projects, rather than combining their electronic resources into a single online access point.

She felt special, treasured even.