Sentence examples for take treasures from inspiring English sources

It is not the first time that a rich Russian has stepped in to take treasures home.

Egypt's ancient sites have been targeted for centuries, but the unrest following the 2011 revolution has helped looters take treasures from museums and sites to sell on the black market.

A Civil Guard ship intercepted a boat operated by a Florida maritime salvage concern, which Spain believes may have taken treasure from a sunken Spanish galleon, and forced the boat into port, a guard spokesman said.

Some scholars had formal permission from the Ottoman authorities to take their treasures back to Europe; others were motivated by a wish to preserve and protect and did not bother with obtaining proper permissions or establishing a full and accurate provenance for an object.

I never planned on using the museum as the setting for a novel, but during the early phase of the Iraq war I read several articles about how much Middle Eastern artwork was being destroyed by insurgents and how many countries wanted to go in and take the treasures out to protect them.

Take your treasure box and paint it to look like a treasure chest.

"Most of them would explode, saying not to take the treasure out of the temple," he continued.

Hagano recognizes from their description who they are, but Guntharius insists on pursuing them to take their treasure.

The basics of the Diablo formula are simple: Kill the beasties, take their treasure, sell it, upgrade your magical equipment, rinse and repeat.

"People there may take that treasure for granted because it's been there for so long, but it's an extraordinary thing to have such a quantity and density of work by any single artist of Beckmann's stature.

Ptolemy is still capable of holding a conversation — but mostly with people from long ago, like Coy McCann, the charismatic friend and mentor who entrusted the young Ptolemy with a stolen fortune and the mission to "take that treasure and make a difference for poor black folks".