Sentence examples for treasured spaces from inspiring English sources

One plan is to stream live video of Egypt over the Internet — of beaches and tourist attractions like the Egyptian Museum — to show that all is well in many of Egypt's most treasured spaces.

St. Aubyn's back garden has a door that leads into the same kind of treasured space.

The country's treasured open spaces are no more immune to air pollution from coal-fired power plants than are its big cities.

But as soon as Lupul took the shot in that Nov. 15 game, he saw Rangers defenseman Fedor Tyutin sliding into his peripheral vision, hurtling legs-first into Lupul's treasured open space.

Many of our participants treasured their space and privacy, and they had a friendly but distant relationship with their Chinese parents or in-laws.

LLSB's victory isn't just a success in the battle to save the treasured skate space, but also serves as inspiration to other grassroots lobbying efforts.

The recent State of UK Public Parks report, from the Heritage Lottery Fund paints a picture of budgets being slashed and skills being lost, and warns of a "downward trend in the condition of many of our most treasured parks and green spaces".

Owners of office buildings particularly treasure their retail spaces, brokers report.

We must treasure and nurture the spaces designed for this sort of coming together and avoid places and people that would tear us apart.

This astronaut found sunken treasure from space and kept it secret until his deathbed.

Lost in Leyburn If I have heard it once I have heard it a thousand times: Le Tour is going to put Yorkshire's hidden treasures and secret spaces back on the map… and not a moment too soon for the likes of Mark Cavendish, apparently.