treasure **

He wanted nothing now but to be alone with his treasures.

After all, I'm the one who found out about the treasure first.

The treasure was front and center in his mind again.

How much of the treasure have you given away so far?

She would have wanted to keep the treasure all to herself.

No problem though, he did find some other treasures to bring home.

They were too close to the treasure to stop now.

And I would like to see how much treasure they have.

On the other hand, what good was treasure to him?

And when he was out of the house, I looked for treasure.

The real game had been to get the treasures to America.

He would give himself away by going after the treasure.

He should take and use the treasures of the world.

I was going to see the treasures of the place.

In order for him to see the treasures of old, he knew he'd have to go off world.

Yet by the time of his death, he had taken all the treasure and left us only the house.

He almost began to tell about his treasure, but decided not to do so.

"And now the thing to do is to find out if she really has any treasure on board."

Do you know how much in the way of art treasures went through his hands?

So we should all the more treasure this good result.

But how might the living treasures speak about their own work?

It was a case of one national treasure against another.

But it is not easy to actually hear these treasures.

And they should give some thought to going through their "treasures."

Only once so far, however, have I found a real treasure.

But even a second generation now may find nothing worth treasuring in our story.

And yet it's his playing of the small moments, not the big ones, that we should perhaps be treasuring the most.

"Mother," he said, treasuring the word, knowing that it would never again have the same meaning between them.

Could it be because I am treasuring 1275 messages in my inbox?

I've been loving and treasuring every one of these last few days we have with Susan."

The Georgians always gave the impression of treasuring fine manners.

Who could fault them for treasuring what they have and realizing that it is worth maintaining?

He was one for treasuring the little things.

And treasuring the sensation, I let her fingers linger as she looked into my palm.

I shall concentrate on treasuring the friends I already have.

They moved gently at first, treasuring the intimacy, willing to prolong it.

Then she closed her eyes and spent a moment simply treasuring the artificial bliss of the sensation.

The Amish glance back into the past and examine their traditions, treasuring them.

Tennis is a sport that cannot escape time travel, treasuring its past like antique road shows.

Since she was a child, she'd clung to her half brother, treasuring every morsel of his affection.

He snuggled down, treasuring this time stolen between dreaming and waking.

All of them, it was clear, found the notion of treasuring war's confusion bizarre.

Certain woody plants have delightful fragrance, and they are worth treasuring a garden spot for one of them.

The ticket-takers never collected it in 1969 and he has been treasuring it ever since.

It pleased me unreasonably to think of my daughter in love and treasuring that first secret realization.

It means I can return to simply treasuring blueberries as one of the most handsome, maintenance-free shrubs.

Burke sprang up from the bed and gathered her close, treasuring the warmth of her.

With this working model he would now be able to convey to the minds of others the visions he had been treasuring for so long.

Gwen dosed her eyes, treasuring the moment, hugging his words to her.

After treasuring the memento for 50 years, she was finally forced by the lingering shortage to break down and wash with it.