Sentence examples for whatever treasures from inspiring English sources

While the vessels paused for the water level to be adjusted, the hungry townspeople clustered on the shore and waited for whatever treasures the grinning sailors might toss to them.

Every day at 2 30 pm, they let a customer unpack a bag to reveal whatever treasures lay inside.

The book should be thick enough to hold whatever treasures you'd like to hide within it.

Whatever comes from that path -- whatever treasure you happen to find along this journey -- well, that's just fine.

Rather than simply quell the mutiny however, Germanicus rallied the mutineers and led them on a short campaign across the Rhine into Germanic territory, stating that whatever treasure they could grab would count as their bonus.

Bach's lute suites have always been the crown jewels of both the guitar and the lute repertories, mainly because whatever other treasures those repertories offer, there is precious little original music for guitar or lute by composers of Bach's stature.

He once wrote to her, "Whatever I treasure and enjoy ... all would be without meaning if I didn't have you".

In a letter to Nancy, Ronald wrote, "whatever I treasure and enjoy ... all would be without meaning if I didn't have you".

He has at least an occasion to treasure whatever he does.

Instead we will have Ford back, centre-screen, peering through a magnifying glass and hoping to get the better of anyone who holds nefarious intent for whatever long-buried treasure.

I loved Magic and they're national treasures and whatever, but for best band … I think, personally, I'd give it to Alt-j.