Sentence examples for treasure good from inspiring English sources

"People want heirloom tomatoes, they like slow cooking and they treasure good, old knives.

Amazingly for a man who treasured good food and wine the way Joe did–he resisted, to Valerie's fierce consternation.

It has a long history in English, even appearing in Chaucer: "I axe, why the fyfte man Was nought housbond to the Samaritan?" In other words, there's nothing wrong with treasuring good English.

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So we should all the more treasure this good result.

I will always treasure the good memories we had together.

"But the artists themselves treasure a good model".

Whoever paid £28,750 for this unspotted treasure has good reason to celebrate.

The president used mirror-image tactics during the campaign of 2008, suggesting in essence that the world was a dangerous and frightening place because George W. Bush was a reckless, lawless naïf, who squandered America's blood, treasure and good name on a "dumb" Iraq war.

I believe in doing everything for someone while they are alive and to treasure the good memories when they're gone," Brand said.

Like an escape room or treasure hunt, good ARGs in the vein of The Go Game have a richness that is best savored rarely.