Sentence examples for treasure right from inspiring English sources

That's it — the treasure, right there".

In the same way, Fidel's hostility to religion and his "mistrust of all things 'African' " explain why the school refuses to develop the cultural treasure right under its nose: the Afro-Cuban and Santería-related traditions in dance and music.

One man's trash is another man's treasure, right?

They serve up empty threats and idle accusations -- they want to turn us upside down and shake the treasure right out of us -- and the problem is, we believe them.

Most bosses hold a treasure right after beating them.

Use the Multi-sensor to detect the treasure right next to the eel.

"Donald wants to raise the ship to get treasure rights, but there's no way to do that without breaking up the old boards," he said.

"I do not understand," Justice Scalia wrote, "why we would make such a strange exception to the treasured right of trial by jury".

As I now watch millions of other voters endure huge lines also to cast their treasured right to select a candidate of choice, I recognized that my country served me and us.

Finally, there is a phrase you will often hear from underlings seeking to explain that the boss has left without informing them where he (or she) is going because that may interfere with the treasured right of Spaniards to do lo que les da la gana (whatever they fancy).

Dealers and collectors are probably holding on tight to their treasures right now, waiting for the good times to come roll back into town before they bring out the good stuff.