Snir brings to life the city of his love--an "aria of bracelets and jewels, /... treasure of lights and perfumes".
In the Maori language, film archivists are called 'guardians of the treasures of projected light.' I think that's the bottom line of what the job is about: to guard, to protect, and above all, to share".
Like the Assassin's Creed series, which places its bet on sprawl rather than texture, too often Rise of the Tomb Raider devolves into a gratuitous treasure hunt, where every piece of treasure is marked with a beam of light shooting up into the sky.
Always she treasured "that sense of lighter heart, deep-grooved pleasures, daylight and proportion".
There was no mute, Not even Cootie's, that could set the measure Of confidently opened casks of treasure Lighting the cave, and turning the blue suit Of tactful mourning to a pirate kit: The lawlessness, the skipping lilt of it.
"Charles Wallace, you are my darling and my dear and the light of my life and the treasure of my heart.
The availability of the digitized and freely downloadable nighttime light images from the NGDC website is a treasure of data that has instigated new research in economics, social sciences and environmental studies.
A spectacular sunset filled the sky over New Jersey, and the lights in the skyscrapers began to look like a treasure of gemstones in bizarre jewelry.
As I was completing this issue's column the Wall Street Journal published an extensive article on human evolution, "Fossil Treasure Trove Sheds Light on a stage of evolution" (http://online.wsj.com/article/SB10001424053111903285704576558382651436242.html) by Robert Lee Hotz.
Persian prose contains a treasure of narratives.
A treasure of a trompe l'oeil.
