Sentence examples for treasure when it comes from inspiring English sources

It is not hyperbole to say that he is a national treasure when it comes to the art of song.

Lower Bavaria is a hidden treasure when it comes to beer.

The Simpsons, they are kind of like a national treasure when it comes to, you know, America and the whole world".

Unsurprisingly, here at Guardian Cities we love urban photography – and Instagram is nothing short of a treasure trove when it comes to that.

Of course, tech websites are a treasure trove when it comes to mobile security threats, but they are usually cluttered up with too much overly technical information that usually ends up confusing non-technical readers rather than enlightening them.

There is little time, even over nine hours of "The Lord of the Rings," for that kind of casual detail, and one treasures it when it comes — when Gandalf turns to the garrulous Pippin on the threshold of a court, urges him not to mention certain matters when they enter, then pauses and adds, "In fact, it's better if you don't speak at all".

(The G.P.S. can be only so precise when it comes to locating treasures no bigger than a sandwich bag).

When it comes to buried treasures, Green is one of the most well hidden: a long-standing favourite with acclaimed comics such as Pappy's and Joe Wilkinson, he's never had the breakthrough his well-crafted miserabilist stand-up has always merited.

Some of our customers find it extremely sad when it comes to sending their treasured rabbits off to the sex toy graveyard, but by offering them a discount on their new one, the whole experience is much less difficult".

She has been known as a soft touch when it comes to local leaders and cultural treasures who have hit tough times.

While purists may sometimes wince at the old boy's choice of parts – although I enjoyed The Mask of Zorro – the California-based Welshman rarely puts a foot wrong when it comes to maintaining his role as a national treasure.