Sentence examples for status treasure from inspiring English sources

But the usual benefits of Mammon — luxury, social status, treasure — did not interest him.

The designer is approaching national treasure status.

Would Sievey find his new national treasure status funny?

Wiggo's status as national treasure means this particular SMIDSY event gets widely reported.

Eighty-three years old, he should by now be entitled to national treasure status.

National treasure status may be half a decade away yet but, rest assured, it will come.

You also say his national treasure status requires him to be trusted.

Netflix Matt Berry's vocal chords are fast approaching national treasure status in their own right.

In some quarters, one gathers, Widdecombe's woeful performance on Strictly Come Dancing unaccountably won her national treasure status.

Like Kylie, JK has acquired national treasure status (particularly among the booksellers for whom this has a very literal meaning).

For those wondering if the Tasmanian had passed over into "living treasure" status, there was no doubt after Thursday night.