Sentence examples for treasure- from inspiring English sources

"I will always treasure my opportunity to have done that with you, and I will always regret the circumstances that brought that work with you to an end".

So I won it, and we got the export licence – and then [culture minister Ed Vaizey] suddenly claimed it as a national treasure.

At the heart of the concrete and brick labyrinth of Milton Keynes, hard by Midsummer Boulevard, a certified national treasure has been identified.

There was also a treasure hunt for "chainsaw Barbie" around the UK.

Previously best known for her successful complaint to the media regulator against writer AA Gill for a homophobic jibe, the TV presenter has become a national treasure in the space of 12 months.

Bray said the "treasure hunt" challenge had proved very popular with the public and the gallery's visitor numbers have quadrupled over the past three months.

In many cases, the individuals' names and details about their death were available from records – making it a treasure trove for epidemiologists with valuable clues about how diseases spread in earlier times.

In the words of John Thorn, the official historian of Major League Baseball, he is "something of a national treasure.

At first glance I thought that meant she tore down houses and looked for buried treasure in the foundations, but it turns out to be much more unpleasantly mundane than that.

Open from 9am - late The floor to ceiling barrels of wine, visible through the windows of this thoroughly traditional bar will lure you into a treasure trove of fine local cuisine.

The Ancient Amber Routes: Travels from Riga to Byzantium by Mara Kalnins (Petergailis) charts the quest of an intrepid traveller, a dedicated and scholarly researcher into numerous fields, as she traces the origins and development of the trade in the much sought after treasure of amber.