Sentence examples for treasures given from inspiring English sources

T. For the Treasures given us along the way - everything from protective beads and sweetgrass from the indigenous peoples of the earth, to food, water, and blessings - precious gifts, every one.

Keshi or Keśī could be the earliest Sanskrit word known in Chinese; the (2nd century BCE) Huainanzi records treasures given in ransom for King Wen of Zhou to King Zhou of Shang in 1103 BCE, including the mount named jisi 雞斯 or Old Chinese kese.

They reflect the search for stability in a disoriented country whose people have suffered incalculable hardships over the centuries but whose deeply rooted traditions, stirringly reflected in their earlier art treasures, give them hope for a future not just grand but also just.

Because UCLA is a leader in restoration and preservation (an elaborate business that requires delicate technical skills and painstaking detective work), events like Archive Treasures give the wider public a chance to see what the fuss is all about.

What if the whole Church recast the idea of tithe as a fraction of our treasure given back to God in the world and not our institutions?

It was initially declared a national treasure, giving French museums time to acquire it.

Treasure gave him all her remaining pocket money, but her outing was ruined.

His capture of Delhi and of the Mughal emperor's treasure gave Nādir booty in such quantities that he was able to exempt Iran from taxes for three years.

Decades later, amid the shadowy world of art dealers who profit off the sins of previous generations, the lieutenant charged with guarding the treasure gives a necklace to his granddaughter and asks her to return it to the rightful owner.  .

Save America's Treasures has given $170,000 to Emory University's Manuscript, Archives and Rare Book Library in Atlanta to conserve three dozen scrapbooks made by African-Americans.

Someone with money and influence make sure this treasure is given the best possible setting to show her off.