Sentence examples for treasure out from inspiring English sources

"Most of them would explode, saying not to take the treasure out of the temple," he continued.

Initially, it appears to be a tale of work and of men wrenching treasure out of the earth's depths, though there's play here too, mostly in scenes from the annual celebration called the Miners' Gala.

So, how do we excavate the treasure out of what we perceive as dross?

For now, go look for treasure out there by doing one thing differently.

Sometimes we search for the treasure out there when it is already waiting for us back at home.

Essentially, it's making treasure out of trash, and it is a hot trend that is both stylish, practical and beneficial.

I never planned on using the museum as the setting for a novel, but during the early phase of the Iraq war I read several articles about how much Middle Eastern artwork was being destroyed by insurgents and how many countries wanted to go in and take the treasures out to protect them.

The dragon's treasure spills out from beneath him — gold, silver, rubies, jade.

However, Moore warned against treating the Telegraph like a "national treasure", pointing out that this tactic backfired when it was used to oppose Rupert Murdoch's successful bid for the Times in 1981.

"But the growth of the sport and letting this treasure get out to the masses of people who haven't seen it before is more important than anything".

When I opened the trunk, treasure spilled out: hundreds and hundreds of handwritten letters.