Sentence examples for treasure does from inspiring English sources

That said, the main storyline of Sodor's Legend of the Lost Treasure does involve Thomas being banished in disgrace.

Thelonious Monk Quartet with John Coltrane at the Carnegie Hall (Blue Note 0946 3 36023 2 8V) £12.99 Buried treasure doesn't come much rarer than this.

But the usual benefits of Mammon — luxury, social status, treasure — did not interest him.

At Home is a treasure: don't leave home without it".

It's hard to imagine the BBC's national treasure doing that today.

The turtle, which now enjoyed strolling across the keyboard, pecking for treasure, didn't get a vote.

For almost 50 years the New York Film Festival has displayed a jewel box of auteurist treasure, doing its part to consecrate an international pantheon of important directors.

The words "hidden treasure" don't begin to do justice to this extraordinary vaulted hall of ancient books, and the musty smell, which you just want to bottle and take away.

Ms. McCartney, an anti-fur activist, said backstage that she had created a woolly handbag from sheep on her own country estate — even though this treasure did not make it to the runway.

While I'm fairly sure One-Eyed Willy's treasure didn't consist of some half-rotted copies of Penthouse, we certainly felt like we were having adventures – or at least being mildly daring.

He has become a grand old man of standup, a national treasure; don't audiences laugh simply because he's Seinfeld, especially if they hadn't been expecting him?