Sentence examples for treasure finding from inspiring English sources

This could include making friends with the kids from the minority community, frequent communication with other family members (in our case Skype is the treasure), finding an au-pair, etc.

Some items from the Hoxne Hoard were included in "Treasure: Finding Our Past", a touring exhibition that was shown in five cities in England and Wales in 2003.

The report also catalogued some of these ecosystems' treasures, finding that the part of the EEZ not yet within the monument's boundaries contains nearly 250 underwater mountains, also known as seamounts, that are rich in biodiversity and likely home to thousands of undiscovered species.

For Ms. Herrero, the moment she will most treasure was finding a young girl who went missing in the panic of one particularly heavy bombardment.

The city is full of treasures, though finding them can be a hit and miss affair.

But now some treasure hunters are finding that the privies they covet are already claimed by archaeologists.

Soldiers unexpectedly finding treasure in the midst of war is a successful staple of Hollywood, and the current incident will probably prove alluring to screenwriters.

"It's like finding treasure, but I've never found gold unfortunately yet -- unlike some of the luckier archaeologists," he said.

The people attracted to mudlarking by the idea of finding treasure aren't proper mudlarks, Brooker insists, and the ones looking only for coins aren't much better.

Loosely following a salaryman who dreams of finding treasure, Takeshi's Challenge serves up a Game Over for innocuous "mistakes" like not quitting the character's job, failing to divorce his wife, or not hitting the right people.

Shopping secondhand is hardly a new concept – the practice of making do with castoffs and finding treasure in trash has existed for as long as there have been those desperate, thrifty or creative enough to try it.