Sentence examples for treasure objects from inspiring English sources

The Treasure and Portable Antiquities schemes are run through the British Museum, which reported the latest haul of 1,008 treasure objects and 82,272 archaeological finds in England and Wales.

We all collect personal mementos, treasured objects that remind us about our past.

Omara Khan Massoudi, director of the National Museum of Afghanistan, described it as "one of our most treasured objects".

Her love of ephemerality — her works have appeared on cocktail napkins — flies in the face of traditional museums' commitment to preserving treasured objects.

This generation could be the last to have a real sense of what it means to get lost or to lose treasured objects.

That's how the orchids, palm trees and other tropical plants are arranged here — massed together, or set apart like treasured objects.

According to a study commissioned by the National Trust, people experience intense feelings of wellbeing, contentment and belonging from places that evoke positive memories far more than treasured objects such as photographs or wedding rings.

It is these ideas of children's treasured objects and memory that inspired a project I am working on as part of React Play Sandbox in collaboration with award-winning designer and inventor Chloe Meineck.

Go to this show (if you possibly can) and you will understand the value of these treasured objects – weeping, meditating, gesticulating, pleading, evoking in the viewer the same emotions they body forth, these figures have extraordinary force of personality.

As the puppet of the girl sits on a swing, her different treasured objects are introduced around her and an audio recording plays in which the items are listed by local schoolchildren.

According to his obituary in The Carousel News and Trade, his most treasured objects were those items that he was able to salvage from the historic amusement parks at Coney Island.