Sentence examples for treasure time from inspiring English sources

If you wouldn't yet call him a national treasure, time has revealed him to be a very English, very suburban eccentric.

Her mother, S. Lee Drescher of West Falmouth, Mass., is the writer and producer of "Treasure Time," a daily program for children on cable television in Wellesley, Mass.

By signaling to Iranians that the cost of a clandestine nuclear program will be expensive -- in blood, treasure, time and standing -- reinstitution of selective national service in the United States will alter the calculus of the crisis with Iran.

Any would make a wonderful gift for a family with a similar story to tell, or for an older child as an accompaniment to a longer book — we often forget that kids who can read longer books still treasure time poring over pictures.

Fagles, writing of Virgil's sense of "the price of empire," notes that "it seems to be a price we keep on paying, in the loss of blood and treasure, time-worn faith and hard-won hope, down to the present day".

I travel a lot, and having a good book on airplanes and in airports transforms tedium into treasured time.

We were talking about cutting back on their time in art class, that treasured time for mess-making.

He loved tennis, treasured time with his family, and adored the many years spent boating and vacationing at his summer home in the Poconos.

In addition to wanting a sense of what is happening now, a true film lover longs to catch up, to fill in the gaps and unearth the treasures time has buried.

No. I'll never get bored running because it is a treasured time.

Andy Argyrakis of CCM Magazine gave Move three out of five stars, noting an overall southern rock sound to the album and saying that it "recalls 1999's treasured Time".