Sentence examples for treasure adding from inspiring English sources

There's also a scoring system that rewards players who judiciously collect particular types of treasure, adding a pleasingly tactical feeling to proceedings.

Olivier Assayas, who has directed Mr. Léaud in two films, described him in an email as "a national treasure," adding: "There is no one else like him in world film culture.

The fact that it is made by cult Ikaruga and Gradius V developer Treasure adds to the attraction.

Treasure adds that while most people listen to music while working, it's debateable whether that's actually beneficial: "Most music is made with the intention to be listened to.

"Taíno Treasures" adds up to a portrait of an ancient civilization.

Among the cultural or natural treasures added this year: the Bolgar Historical and Archaeological Complex (Russian Federation), the Precolumbian Chiefdom Settlements With Stone Spheres of the Diquís (Costa Rica) and the Decorated Cave of Pont D'Arc (France).

The world is a dangerous place anyway, and Treasure was adding more dangers.

(Mr. Serrins, the architect, called the house "a treasure trove," adding, "All the stuff I buy 'vintage,' Lydia had the first time around".

"I listened as a child, so it was a huge moment for me when they first played my song on the radio - and when they announced my first number one, I remember bursting into tears". Jenkins said being the number one artist is "something I will treasure always", adding: "I hope you can hear the cheering all the way from Neath!" She is not the only Welsh success on the list.

"They were preserved by great-granddaughters who knew they'd been passed on something to treasure," he added.

Instead, she pulls him into an elaborate courtship dance that turns life in Paris into a game of Twister with a treasure hunt added to the mix.