Sentence examples for that is treasured from inspiring English sources

With "Chariot," however, you can own a sculpture that is treasured, and owned, by the world's greatest museums.

I see a rare depth of history and culture that is treasured by much of the population.

It is a landmark in the history of American pizza, one that is treasured by chefs including Alain Ducasse, as well as by generations of New Yorkers.

Their artwork appears to be the visual equivalent of a vinyl record or typewriter: a throwback that is treasured precisely because it has been eclipsed.

The site is listed on many other websites as a major resource but inclusion among Martha Stewart's favorites is certainly to be one that is treasured.

"Ultimately, it is the damaged plate with its imperfections and idiosyncrasies that is treasured, rather than the dazzling, pristine service," Ms. Jongerius notes on her Web site (www.Jongeriuslab.com).

More than ever, it's beauty, delight, and amazement that separates rapidly commoditizing "product" from stuff that's treasured, adored, loved, and envied.

Meanwhile, a new generation gave up on the idea of "best" china, the kind that was treasured and stowed in a sideboard till Sunday.

The show may well end up being remembered as a cautionary tale for movie studios who want to make musicals out of films and books (in this case, by Roald Dahl) that are treasured by many.

She said Labour had built schools and hospitals that were "treasured in our communities".

Berg's concern: Forming the new institute would likely mean dissolving another NIH center that's treasured by biomedical researchers.