Sentence examples for treasure seeking from inspiring English sources

Merchant Royal The same treasure seeking firm, Odyssey, won rights over the 17th-century ship at a US court this year.

What George W. Bush attempted to accomplish with the invasion of Iraq, in other words, they have sought to accomplish at a lower cost in blood and treasure — seeking a post-dictatorial paradigm with high-minded words and air campaigns and engagement with Islamist political parties.

Later that year, when Smith promised to abandon treasure seeking, Hale offered to let the couple to live on his property in Harmony and help Smith get started in business.

My treasure seeking began not in the shrines but in the trench, where I was excavating a corner of the medieval Islamic bazaar -- next to the shrine of Sultan Sanjar.

"The treasure sought is a gift of the sea, taken for granted by most," a deep voice says as we watch grainy pictures of weather beaten sailors heading out to the ocean.

The ability to store electricity at an affordable price is the treasure sought by utility engineers and financial wizards.

Shah did not advocate the abandonment of worldly duties; instead, he argued that the treasure sought by the would-be disciple should derive from one's struggles in everyday living.

The Netherlands Opera's production of "Der Schatzgräber" (The Treasure Seeker) by Franz Schreker, directed by Ivo van Hove, is arresting and thrilling.

Various Schreker operas are belatedly returning to the stage, but "Der Schatzgräber" (The Treasure Seeker) was the most successful of them all, racking up about 50 productions after its 1920 premiere in Frankfurt.

They find five sets of tracks and follow them to the treasure they seek: pellet piles and yellow snow.

There, at an elevation of 6,300 feet, he found the treasure he sought: a grove of burnished larches.