Sentence examples for treasure point from inspiring English sources

Take your dinghy to Treasure Point and tie up at the dinghy mooring.

Besides the mounds-kurgans, the degree of the Wawel gord development (built in the 8th century) and the grzywna treasure point to Kraków as the main center of Vistulan power (in the past Wiślica was also suspected of that role).

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.

Landmarks to determine a starting point and a finishing point (the treasure spot), and landmarks to help the hunters find their way in the middle.

So often, the dishes created from poverty and necessity -- like feijoada in Brazil, haggis in Scotland or menudo in Mexico -- become national treasures, points of pride, cornerstones of cultural identity.

The problem with the tunnels, from the treasure hunters' point of view, is that they present a seemingly endless number of possibilities.

The Andrea Doria's remains yield treasures that point to a deadly conspiracy.

Winners in a shady game of craps, two rollicking lads, Tulio and Miguel, come into possession of an average-looking treasure map pointing toward El Dorado, city of gold.

Guests at the Lodge at Sonoma frequently gather treasures from Point Reyes Farmstead Cheese Company, Cowgirl Creamery or the Vella Cheese Company and want to have them shipped home.

As the bearded genius (and national treasure) Paul Krugman points out, on its own, Ryan's fib wouldn't matter.

"Just think of how bitterly disappointed some little kid was when he didn't find the treasure chest," I point out.