Sentence examples for with a treasure from inspiring English sources

Madness are also excellent company, attracting a crowd larger than most headliners with a treasure chest of beloved singles.

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Kevin arrived every summer from Liverpool with his suitcase stuffed to bursting with a treasure trove of tapes, records, posters and books.

SOMEONE handed Glen Rice a box with a treasure inside, but Rice tucked it away and sat quietly at his locker contemplating the previous two hours.

We still have to strip them when we leave, though, and drop them down "Davy Jones's Locker" (a laundry chute with a treasure chest on top).

Instead, she pulls him into an elaborate courtship dance that turns life in Paris into a game of Twister with a treasure hunt added to the mix.

As it is, Michigan Central Station, with its 18-story office tower, has been picked to the bare bones by scavengers, who over the years have made off with a treasure-trove of chandeliers and mahogany and marble ornaments.

A Kerry campaign aide said that if the campaign was forced to defend itself, it was "armed with a treasure-trove of votes that prove John Kerry's commitment to strong national defense, a stronger intelligence-gathering operation than George Bush has delivered, and to a long record of fighting the deficit, reforming education and restructuring welfare".

But ultimately they concluded that you don't tinker with a treasured symbol.

That is why we find ourselves flying thousands of miles to break bread with a treasured colleague or driving all night to close a deal with a valued partner or customer.

Margaret, whom I was staying with, was a treasure - feeding me up and administering Lemsip and TLC.