Sentence examples for treasure worth from inspiring English sources

Isle Royale's moose and wolf populations are a national treasure worth preserving.

For the dedicated cook, a treasure worth tracking down, even though it is out of print.

The painting, an unusual regional treasure worth many millions, is a rousing political satire.

Colombia has found the wreck of a Spanish galleon that is thought to hold treasure worth £1 billion.

A soothsayer had told him about a buried treasure worth enough to cover the country's $155 billion debt, the minister claimed.

They return, bedraggled but successful, bearing a treasure worth nearly eighty thousand dollars — only to discover that the combined lost salary for the weeks they missed added up to $4.3 million.

Europeans' desire for overseas gems had surged as far back as the 16th century, when explorers brought back word of treasures worth exploiting.

The State Hermitage Museum in St . Petersburgsaid yesterday that more than 220 pieces of Russian jewelry, primarily enamel treasures, worth an estimated $5 million had been stolen in what appeared to be an inside job.

Mount Rushmore lures people to South Dakota, but the large rectangular slab to its north sits well out of the path to almost anywhere, which means, as far as I'm concerned, it must be one of the real treasures worth bagging.

Their communities, boards, alumni, and supporters will need to demonstrate that these institutions are treasures worth preserving.

The treasure is worth $25,000, Mr. Blumenthal said.