Sentence examples for treasure may be from inspiring English sources

Well, maybe, but one country's theatrical treasure may be another's homework.

Though Chanel's treasure may be the costliest handbag on the market, there are others that are just as costly, some dripping with diamonds, others crafted from animal skin.

The idea was first proposed by Joanna Lumley, whose prowess as an actor, general good-deed-doer and national treasure may be beyond question, but whose expertise in major infrastructure projects is much less obvious.

There is a palpable sense that Twain is gathering momentum as the volume closes; the real treasures may be yet to come, and the next volumes apparently include a majority of the previously unpublished material.

But it will disarm those critics in source countries who know — but rarely acknowledge — that regardless of past transgressions, their treasures may be safer, better preserved and more widely adored in the world's great museums like the Met.

National treasure status may be half a decade away yet but, rest assured, it will come.

It is a great experience that you can treasure but may be sightly expensive.

While some of the expenditures of treasure may have been wise, were all of those of liberty, too?

The rumour of hidden treasure may not be well-founded, as Henry IV is recorded as having recovered Richard's gold and jewellery from its various hiding places.

Ok... so the treasure may just be loose change or whatever is the source of that weird smell.

Most important, the report drafted by Hutchinson concluded that the colonies must be encouraged to establish "a Union of His Majesty's several governments on the continent, that so their councils, treasure, and strength may be employed in due proportion against their common enemy".