Sentence examples for treasure close from inspiring English sources

24-27 June Highlight Pat Metheny Quartet Lviv is an architectural treasure, close to the Polish border, and many of its Habsburg, art nouveau and baroque buildings survived 20th-century wars relatively unscathed.

And he is prepared, officials say, to take his budget knife to a host of programs that many residents have come to treasure, closing as many as 75 senior centers, as well as day care centers and programs for children.

Gourmet treasures Close to a cypress-shaded park and the ruins of a 14th-century church in the Old Town, chandeliered Hatzikelis (00 30 22410 272 15) is the island's original seafood restaurant and still its most venerated, with a pedigree of patrons that includes Tom Hanks and prime ministers.

So if a normal healthy American sees a family about to pull out of one of those treasured close-in spots just next to the maternity ones, he will put on his blinker and wait for the departing family to load up its minivan and apparently read a few chapters of "Ulysses" before it finally pulls out and lets him slide in.

BOTTOM LINE The hotel is a wonderfully romantic escape if you treasure being close to the ocean.

Treasure the close friends, the few friends who are a part of your life.

"The shooter was from the Treasure Coast, closer to our area, so I headed down south.

In 1952, French botanist Henri Humbert declared it Madagascar's greatest treasure and closed it to the public.

The fact also that it might have been the only portrait of someone is haunting — these objects were treasured, kept close.

He treasured his close family ties and was a source of inspiration for his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren who in turn loved him deeply.

After Alexander traveled to Ecbatana to retrieve the bulk of the Persian treasure, his closest friend and possible lover, Hephaestion, died of illness or poisoning.