Sentence examples for treasure of its from inspiring English sources

Within two years Bakhtiyār embarked on a campaign to conquer Tibet in order to plunder the treasure of its Buddhist monasteries, and in 1206 he attacked Kamarupa (Assam) to gain control of Bengal's traditional trade route leading to Southeast Asian gold and silver mines.

This fact is simple to prove: The United States is more than willing to expend the lives of its youth and the treasure of its coffers to stand up for the fundamental rights of the American individual.

To vilify Joe Swanberg is to reject the future of cinema, the better to guard the treasures of its past against those who can make use of them.

Writing Britain: Wastelands to Wonderlands, 11 May 25 September 201212 As the world's attention turns to the UK this summer, the British Library will be celebrating some of the outstanding treasures of its English literature collections.

When Alexander the Great conquered the Achaemenid Persian Empire and hauled off the treasures of its royal capitals, he unleashed perhaps the greatest economic stimulus package of all time.

This once-rumored pirate hangout has become a sailor's paradise, with private treasures of its own.

One of the treasures of its archive is an inked cartoon showing Lucy shaking paws with Snoopy, a beautiful gesture welcoming the order of nuns together with the priests, combining to make a greater and more diverse university.

The magazine came and went every week, but this book was a permanent treasure chest of its cartoons.

Contained in the treasure chests of its sovereign states, Europe has many kinds of poison but also wonderful jewels.

"The RPS collection is a treasure trove of its kind – and a wonderful public asset for the UK.

I'll treasure many of its new features, especially the extensive introduction to the history of food in Italy and a short section on wines.