Sentence examples for treasure got from inspiring English sources

Egypt, with its pyramids and pharaonic treasure, got just 11m.

And what has Lumley, this year's Bafta fellowship recipient and all-round national treasure, got to do with it?

Three years ago, a woman from Texas drawn by a national television report about the treasure got lost searching the mountains near Bandelier National Monument in New Mexico.

But Lucious explains again that Treasure got head of herself and didn't know how to express gratitude except sexually, so he stopped her.

The Yiddish drama Treasure gets its UK premiere at London's Finborough.

National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh until 21 October Ian Hamilton Finlay The poet and artist whose garden is a national treasure gets a welcome showing in the Edinburgh art festival.

So J.J. has been carrying the whole burden of expectation -- a load that, like a diver's cargo of sunken treasure, gets heavier the closer she gets to the surface.

"But the growth of the sport and letting this treasure get out to the masses of people who haven't seen it before is more important than anything".

VW: Anywhere with my family and best friends and their kids...I treasure getting away.

Should somebody like Cooke, who says the experience in Tehran left him with "a greater appreciation for living my life. . . that life is something to be treasured," get the same amount as another former hostage who is eager to hide his name because he's still convinced the Iranians will come over and kill him?

I treasured getting those letters.