Sentence examples for tangible treasures from inspiring English sources
If you feel pressed to do something for a gala in lieu of being there, you might donate art or other tangible treasures for the silent auction.
Will the Hatton Garden "heist" dent the confidence of owners and dealers who favour tangible treasure over paper promises?
The creased spines and turned down pages, those makeshift bookmarks from a bygone age, all signs that the book, which is now yours, has been in the past a real, tangible, treasured possession.
Let's make the Templars' lost treasure something more tangible, you know?
"At a great cost of blood and treasure, we achieved nothing tangible," he says.
National Treasures (国宝: kokuhō) are the most precious of Japan's Tangible Cultural Properties, as determined and designated by the Agency for Cultural Affairs (a subsidiary of the Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology).
A study released this week on how investors feel about their "treasure" confirmed what I had suspected: if you think people make bad decisions when it comes to investing in securities, they make worse ones when it comes to something tangible.
