Sentence examples for treasure something from inspiring English sources

Do you treasure something that could be at risk due to climate change?

Treasure "Something in the Soil" but don't throw out your copy of "Fowler's Modern English Usage".

Thinking about it now, it's a metaphor for the way I write biography: I spend a lot of my time digging, looking for treasure – something shocking, or certainly surprising".

Let's make the Templars' lost treasure something more tangible, you know?

But do you know what your Anu Aunty's reaction will be - Very pretty, dear, but I would have treasured something from your own lovely garden".

Yes, respect paid to Temple's talent as well as nostalgia for a past that always seems more blissful and innocent in retrospect, were key factors, but as I wandered from case to case, looking at the costumes from Temple's famous roles as well as the toys she treasured, something else seemed to be at work as well.

His Teddy unearths from the script's buried treasures something new to me: he makes us see the ruthlessness of Teddy's indifference.

You can buy them separately, but the whole point is to give the little treasures something to listen to while they're sorting out boring blue bits for the sky.

If you were to guess which camp the jewelry designer Eddie Borgo falls into, you would probably pick Door No. 2. Known for punky studded rings and bracelets that balance raw aggression with geometric purity, Mr. Borgo surely treasures something from the early '80s and the glory days of punk and new wave.

It is still there, to be treasured in something like 40 special films.

We haven't had one of these for a while", as if having a new version of something old and familiar is something to treasure.