Sentence examples for treasure fit from inspiring English sources

Not all Indiana Jones quests bring home the archaeological bacon, but his latest adventure has reaped a treasure fit for Midas.

The saying, "One person's junk is another person's treasure," fit many property owners who were looking for a way out when no sale was available.

The trash bin, she said, was filled with more treasure than could fit into her Ford Explorer.

And 28 minutes into the last-16 game between Colombia and Uruguay, the new poster boy of South American football - and this tournament - put himself alongside Neymar and Argentina's Lionel Messi with a goal to treasure, and one fit for the Maracana.

Bring your tape measure to make sure the treasure you seek will fit the space you want it for.

When she said "open sesame", the idea of a door to a treasure trove seemed to fit his grand ambitions.

This will keep the child interested long enough to dig a deep enough hole to fit the treasure.

Collect together a few pencils, a spiral notebook and as many little treasures as you can fit in a small 'lock and lock' style lunchbox.

While other retailers have tried pop-up shops to test the New York market, Nordstrom says that Treasure & Bond will not fit that mold and will instead be a permanent location.

By Stephen Leacock The New Yorker, February 4 , 1928P. 59 Plots changed to fit the public demand: Treasure Island, Story of Adam and Eve, Merchant of Venice.

Although other Disney animations have been blown up to fit the Imax screen, "Treasure Planet" is the first to have been, in parts, designed for it.