THROUGHOUT time, treasure has typically been measured in trinkets and pennyweights, coins and carats.
Dancers in the music halls of time Treasures of a different stripe The painter Leon Kossoff, who is currently working with some vigour through the particular challenges of his ninth decade, has never been an artist who has readily engaged with nature.
This may have much to do with the intractability of poverty despite the historic levels of time, treasure and talent that the world has thrown at it since World War II.
"The amount of satisfaction they required from helping someone in crisis more than compensated them for any time, treasure and talent they expended," Figley said.
We invest so much time, treasure and emotion in our educational institutions because through them we hope to build cultures of learning, of inquiry, of appreciation and engagement.
At other times, Alice treasured any overture.
We were talking about cutting back on their time in art class, that treasured time for mess-making.
We believe it is time to treasure our natural environment.
At the same time, they treasure the countryside.
There has been no better time to treasure that diversity and listen attentively to the myriad individual experiences that compose it.
