Sentence examples for treasured things from inspiring English sources

We'd like to hear from you – what treasured things in your community could be affected by climate change?

By Vernon Watkins The New Yorker, June 6 , 1964P. 158 Asplovers trail their wings To hide a nest from men's concern, Right lovers turn Talk that nears treasured things.

Both of you should feel it's okay to share treasured things with one another.

She can now be trusted not to sell treasured things for drug money: her little brother's video-game console, her mom's four-leaf-clover necklace.

The next morning, we made straight for Te Papa Tongarewa, the glistening, ultramodern national museum (its name means "place where treasured things are kept").

She writes: "If I have lost the meaning of my life, and the love of my life, I might still find small treasured things amid the spilled and pilfered trash".

And yet, this fakery, awarded with money or prizes, are essentially sanctioned by officials eager to show that their leadership has ensured that most treasured thing in officialdom besides economic growth: a harmonious society.

We treasure things in the last second before the lights go out.

"I treasured those things and held onto them for many, many years," she said.

When the friend protested mildly that a good many attractive people seemed to be around, Peggy drew herself up and loftily inquired, "For ninstance, whom?" Porter treasures things like that, sometimes for years.

"I treasured this thing," he recalls.