Sentence examples for to treasures from inspiring English sources
verb
To consider to be precious.
- Oh, this ring is beautiful! I'll treasure it forever.
And it is only a short drive to treasures like Lecce and Otranto.
And the overall selection, from familiar friends to treasures recently acquired, is thrilling.
It would also give hosts of my fellow art lovers access to treasures that they might otherwise never see.
His greatest luxury is to have no purpose… Like Penn, Benjamin preferred phenomena to ideas and curiosities to treasures.
Like King Tut, it has extra dimensions," he said, referring to "Treasures of Tutankhamun," which ran from December 1978 to April 1979.
Perhaps because Johannesburg has more to offer than most travelers and even many local people know -- from landmarks of the anti-apartheid struggle to treasures of African art.
Web sites like theknot.com's trash-to-treasures board and bridetobrideboutique.com advertise scores of secondhand accessories and decorations for sale including his and hers "Just Married" flip-flops for $1.50 a pair, $50 French lace aisle runners and $20 flower girl baskets.
"It's truly a trash-to-treasure story".
She grew to treasure that.
Smiling friend to treasured chums.
Something to treasure forever, surely.
