| She is arrested and, during a search, he discovers her treasure trove of art and music. |
| It all adds up to a real treasure trove, and a fine summary of the glories of European cinema. |
| Mr Field must now wait for the Suffolk coroner to hold an inquest to decide if the coins are treasure trove of if they will be returned to him. |
| There is a treasure trove of marketing materials, too, including the original press kit, which is a complete hoot to see on the screen. |
| Within this treasure trove of biodiversity, the crown jewel is a seven-year-old national park on a peninsula in the northeast corner. |
| The noodle dish was a veritable treasure trove of fish, chicken meat, tempura prawn and soft noodles. |
