Sentence examples for the treasure which from inspiring English sources

Then the mutiny, the battles, and, of course, the treasure, which finally comes into the hands of the righteous.

Pinski's most successful work was the comic play Der oytser (1911; "The Treasure"), which was performed in New York City and Germany.

The authorities ordered the Gardiners to return the treasure, which they did, except for one large diamond, or so the story goes.

He promised to build a museum in Cartagena to exhibit the treasure, which also includes ceramics, brass cannon and the personal wealth of the viceroy of Peru.

He went on to explain that two broad principles had governed selection of the treasure, which now numbers a hundred and six volumes.

Leave the clues all round the house for them to pick up until the first one back to the kitchen gets the treasure, which is probably a bar of chocolate.

Many of the treasures, which she kept in a store known as "the elephant hole", are now in major museum collections, including the Delaware Art Museum.

Mint copies of Charlie Parker's classic Parker's Mood were among the treasures which found their way into the hands of grateful collectors.

Elisabetta Valtz-Fino, the exhibit's curator, led a tour of the treasures, which included tiger, dolphin, and ram designs (the nomads loved animals).

The hearing was marred by peremptory comments from Alastair Campbell, the prime minister's secretary, at the Downing Street lobby briefing, announcing that Britain had no intention of returning the treasures which are displayed in the British Museum, in central London.

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