Sentence examples for treasured spot from inspiring English sources

Then, there are the beloved volumes that we knew as children; they helped shape us and have a treasured spot in our hearts, but we don't turn to them as often as we should.

("Playland: Treasured Spot or Money Pit?," July 29) County Executive Andrew J. Spano and Parks Commissioner Stanley G. Motley are to be congratulated for their vision in protecting this precious resource in the county.

The adjoining Dickerson Creek is a treasured spot for clamming at low tide and watching the tiny fiddler crabs burrow into the sand.

(Some have also spoken from beyond the grave: directions to a treasured spot, it is said, may be left in a will for future generations).

A goalmouth painted on the side of a railway bridge might symbolise neglect to an adult, but for a child who plays football there it could well be the most treasured spot in the world.

A goalmouth painted on the side of a railway bridge might symbolise neglect to an adult, but for a child who plays soccer there it could well be the most treasured spot in the world.

In a new brochure, the Ayreses describe their coaching practice in these terms: "While at the water's edge you may discover transforming, healing places in your heart, while you discover treasure spots on Long Island.

But Bornholm holds a central place in Danish hearts as a treasured holiday spot: it enjoys more hours of sunshine than anywhere else in the country, and has a dramatic rocky coast with some fine sandy beaches.

Landmarks to determine a starting point and a finishing point (the treasure spot), and landmarks to help the hunters find their way in the middle.

In Brooklyn, treasured parking spots have been usurped.

There are even customers in Great Neck, just over the border in Nassau County, who order from their treasured dining spots in the borough.