How To Use Treasure chest In A Sentence
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Again, she was festooned with the contents of the treasure chest - the terrible red leather box.
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I like the notion of a library as a treasure chest, since it operates as a dual metaphor.
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The latest TV spot features two men diving into a pool to retrieve a treasure chest and, in a plot line that brings new meaning to the term pirate booty, getting chased through the streets by a posse of bikini-clad women.
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He has coveted this treasure chest for a long time.
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This site is a real treasure chest enabling us to find wonderful gems and make good use of them.
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This is a utilitarian relationship with nature, in which it becomes a treasure chest of consumer goodies.
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This, then, is not a rags to riches tale, but one of a treasure chest so scarcely concealed that the topsoil barely covered it.
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First is if they spend too long on the daily search for the treasure chest.
The Sun
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They are regions of huge biological diversity, a treasure chest of invaluable worth, representing 60 million years of evolution.
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Add plants, anchors, debris, and even a treasure chest to your desktop.
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Guests at the chic Berkeley hotel in Knightsbridge, London, can borrow a treasure chest of rare pieces curated by Carmen Haid, founder of the vintage boutique Atelier-Mayer.
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An international fleet of tall ships set sail from Halifax on Monday, leaving behind a bulging treasure chest of tourism booty.
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Unfold it to uncover a treasure chest full of educational activities for baby's experience.
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Back in carpenter's shop, the first tree was not carved into a treasure chest.
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Once stones are matched up something ‘good’ or ‘lucky’ happens, such as a beanstalk sprouting up to the clouds or a treasure chest appearing somewhere on the map.
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They were digging the treasure chest out of the sand.
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This collection is a treasure chest and the performances are blissfully vivid.
Times, Sunday Times
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Charleston is a treasure chest of period architecture and a mecca for antiques buffs.
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Unfold it to uncover a treasure chest full of educational activities for baby's experience.
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The artifacts on display include replicas of a model of Louis XII's throne with a commode fitted to the seat, bathroom palazzo from Britain, ones shaped like a book, a globe, a treasure chest and western commodes in various designs.
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Though past editions of this literary treasure chest have tilted toward the dreaded "nature writing," or urbanites taking to the farm, or even the lost traveler lost in Europe, the 2010 edition rather nicely avoids such calamites, though not entirely.
Joe Woodward: Writers, Writing on Writing: The Best American Essays 2010
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Now it might be time to raid the treasure chest.
Times, Sunday Times
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This collection is a treasure chest and the performances are blissfully vivid.
Times, Sunday Times
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For him, the earldom was a private treasure chest, not an estate that fed thousands of people.
The Pillars of the Earth
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They are regions of huge biological diversity, a treasure chest of invaluable worth, representing 60 million years of evolution.
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They are regions of huge biological diversity, a treasure chest of invaluable worth, representing 60 million years of evolution.
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Privately donated pieces included a silver casket from the Rathbone family, a wonderfully romantic treasure chest.
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Encounters are triggered by locating magic portals, which spawn monsters and an occasional treasure chest.
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This book is a treasure chest of information.
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Again, she was festooned with the contents of the treasure chest - the terrible red leather box.
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Like a pirate reaching into a treasure chest, he brandishes myriad gold chains, pendants, watches, bracelets and rings.
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Decorate the room with a treasure chest, and the children all look for hidden treasure when they arrive.
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Looking over the side you would expect to see a treasure chest full of gold.
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More little gems from that treasure chest of cultural relativism.
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Each square you drill counts as one of your ten attempts to find a gold nugget or a treasure chest.
The Sun
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Charleston is a treasure chest of period architecture and a mecca for antiques buffs.
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Behind the glass is the cavernous waiting hall that is a treasure chest for aficionados of 1960s interior detailing.
Times, Sunday Times
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This book is a treasure chest of information.
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Unfold it to uncover a treasure chest full of educational activities for baby's experience.
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Words are gems, stored in a book for quick reference, a treasure chest.
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Well, it looks like a big risk for him to have taken with seven mil in the treasure chest.
BLOOD IS DIRT
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The journal is a little treasure chest of data about your data.
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Along with Mr. Li's treasure chest , " put in Hung - chien .
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There was no church treasure chest as Gabriel had hoped.
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Looks very Shaun of the Dead…..looks like a winner, I hope they subtitle it although it looks like you can figure out what they are saying just by watching the movie, and the guy speaks english when he opens the treasure chest "Fortune and Glory".
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Decorate the room with a treasure chest, and the children all look for hidden treasure when they arrive.
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They are regions of huge biological diversity, a treasure chest of invaluable worth, representing 60 million years of evolution.
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Talk about a treasure chest.
The Sun
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More little gems from that treasure chest of cultural relativism.
Times, Sunday Times
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Charleston is a treasure chest of period architecture and a mecca for antiques buffs.
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It's not an infinite treasure chest but its bounty will last for some time.
Times, Sunday Times
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Add plants, anchors, debris, and even a treasure chest to your desktop.
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The humidor, which is finely worked to represent a medieval strap-work treasure chest, contains more than 150 troy ounces of silver.
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The activity is marred by the inexplicable appearance of treasure chests that spew inane facts.
