Sentence examples for treasure can be from inspiring English sources

But the Greek state's claim may leave living Greek Holocaust survivors with less than a 25percentt share, with the remaining 25percentt going to the man who says he knows where the treasure can be found.

"We are well aware of the historical significance of this find," said Charles F. Seaton, speaking for New York City Transit, "and we are working on a design for a window in the wall so this treasure can be shared with the public at some future date".

Fenn jokes that the treasure can be found somewhere in the Rocky Mountains north of Santa Fe, higher than 5,000 feet above sea level, not in Nevada, Idaho, Utah or Canada; and more than 300 miles west of Toledo, Ohio.

The majority of the treasure can be found by searching the dungeons.

This natural environmental treasure can be experienced by just making a reservation.

That way, says Hulstrand, "The stories that we treasure can be passed down long after the item has gone to a new home".

But ordinary treasures can be more than touchy enough.

We also have periodic open houses when our treasures can be viewed.

Even institutions that do not normally display their collections periodically have public showings at which their treasures can be viewed.

More historical treasures can be found among the nature writings of Sarah Orne Jewett, who lived in Southern Maine from 1849 to 1909.

On the Hunt Treasures can be found on every San Miguel street, but with limited time for exploration, you need a cheat sheet.