Sentence examples for would be treasure from inspiring English sources

Simpson said the dictionaries would be "treasure houses of information on language, society, natural history, land and cultural traditions".

West Australian Premier Colin Barnett told the new citizens that they would be treasured.

The latter could be a sign of capitulation that would be treasured by contrarian investors.

Thoughts are going out to him and his loved ones for tonight #inspiration pic.twitter.com/mE6L7jQpEM A post from Schoonbaert's family on Facebook confirmed that he has passed away, and said that he would be "treasured, loved and missed" but had "enjoyed his last moments".

Jason, via email The Macintosh SE is an old computer (1987-1990) and if it works, then you are probably better off selling it than destroying it, to preserve what was quite an impressive computer in its day (just as you would do with a piece of art), as it would be treasured in the right home.

While he was in the forest David gave away all his best clothes, thinking that a cheap pair of trousers or trainers meant nothing to him but would be treasured by the recipient of the gift.

There are things that you can make as a child that would be treasured for many years.

Know that without the dark, light would not be treasured so much.

The Kennedy library's director, Tom Putnam, called them "extraordinary", and said they would be a "treasure trove for new scholarship".

It would be a treasure of the American South if there were mussels in Charleston Harbor; it is country captain, essentially, and exciting for that.

Although there is no evidence that the records have yet been misused, they would be a treasure trove for identity fraudsters.