Sentence examples for treasure on the from inspiring English sources

La tejedora de sueños (1952; The Dream Weaver, 1967) is based on mythology, and Irene; o, el tesoro (1954; "Irene; or, The Treasure") on the fantastic.

Having learned from his dead prison mate of a vast treasure on the island of Monte Cristo, Dantès eventually makes his way there to uncover and claim it.

A Florida newspaper once ran an article saying that a pirate had buried treasure on the island, and included a map.

If al-Qaida remains the ultimate enemy, rather than the Taliban, then it's folly to lavish so much blood and treasure on the taming of Afghanistan.

So perversely we have to thank Strauss for creating a role that keeps this national treasure on the stage for as long as possible.

The president (wisely) didn't want to put America's blood and treasure on the line for the rebels, but he also didn't want to take responsibility for letting Qaddafi crush the revolt.

According to legend, Captain Kidd may have buried his treasure on one of the Thimbles, off the Branford shore, or around what is now Silver Sands State Park in Milford.

Yet for all the treasures on the farm, the most magnificent ones are found in the pristine barns that house the stallions.

Castile-León has had a long experience of sending its cultural treasures on the road.

Nicol deserved to be treasured On the whole, the British have a fondness for the self-destructive drunk.

Here is a guide to a few of the treasures on the Scillies, virtually hidden in plain sight.