treasure örnekleri

• Merchants lamented that underpopulation precluded genuine development of abundant resources, leaving the colonies with ' treasures that we cannot cultivate due to the absence of labour'.

• They treasured loyalty, rectitude, honesty, diligence, commitment to the welfare of the populace, frugality, and physical and mental ®tness to serve the collective cause.

• One may find nothing of wor th or may discover arcane treasures.

• Communities own commons, museums, and other natural and man-made treasures thought to be in the community's interest.

• In contrast to cash, stock socialized assets, measuring their ultimate worth not in treasures in heaven but in people on earth.

• Despite a steady accretion to his discography over the past few years, there are still huge tracts of terrain unexplored and many treasures undoubtedly await discovery.

• The book's painstaking historical and etymological approach yields other treasures.

• Costs are minimized in a communal system to preserve resources for other tasks within healthcare as well as to preserve resources for other socially treasured goods.

• Although the terms are paradoxical, mistakes can be viewed as "gems" and "treasures" 80 because much can be learned from them for the betterment of future patients.

• Natural life, cultural treasures, human bodies - all things are potential objects for consumption, dishes on a menu, otherness to be incorporated and spat out as sameness.

• Rural life was increasingly seen as something to be respected and recorded: to be understood, even treasured, in all its richness without being condemned or disparaged.

• The actor image lives on in quotidian domestic contexts: on the mantelpiece, in albums or dusty shoeboxes, treasured in family papers or dispatched to junk shops.

• They are called cultural treasures.

• Who will want to look at a house denuded of all its treasures and, eventually, of its original owners?

• All treasures have to be protected against burglars.