Sentence examples for treasure of the deep from inspiring English sources

Bloomberg Businessweek, Ambergris, Treasure of the Deep Now in cocktails: sperm whale excretion.

In the old version Golfo, yielding to the good effects of the medallion of the Virgin, rewarded Teresina and Gennaro with a chest laden with the treasures of the deep (jewels and gold that had fallen into the bay).

I actually treasure some of the deep conversations we had about politics, economics, social movements, the criminal justice system, and even feminism.

A 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-old 2,000-year-oldtreasureend in Bournemouth or 'at' Bournemouth as they used to say.

To live in the world in a way that can yield the treasure of deep and lasting fulfillment does not require you to deny or suppress desire.

The arrival of treasure hunters in the deepest parts of the ocean has also caused increasing concern among nautical archeologists.

He has summarized his feeling about Ceylon in "The Treasure of the Great Reef," his most recent book on deep-sea diving.

By far the most picturesque of all its treasures is the ice-white Lake Palace which appears to float in the middle of the deep azure waters of Lake Pichola.

More satisfying was the coconut soup, with its coconut milk base just substantial enough to stand up to grated coconut in every spoonful, plus the occasional treasure of deep-fried cashews and raisins.

Ghawar is the treasure of the Saudi treasure chest.

Remember "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre"?