Treat in a sentence

And let not the politicians treat this with levity because you must have a society before you can play your politics.

And scientists are the plant for chemicals that might help treat cancer and other challenging medical conditions.

And the best bit is, booking a meal out is a treat you share in too, which is not something than can be said for flowers.

A new ice cream shop just opened up in town and it’s the perfect place for a sweet treat since the weather is getting warmer.

And with the summer heat and sun beating down on partygoers looking for a drink, they're in for a treat.

A drug that could truly treat Huntington’s would provide years of healthy living to patients and years of earnings to investors.

Although Scott says she would let her 9-year-old daughter Emery trick-or-treat without her, she prefers mom to be close at hand.

A new survey found that 32 percent of people treat their garage as an extra place to use as storage if they don’t need to there.

As a back-to-school/back-to-work reward, why not treat yourself to a splendid breakfast this weekend?

A chemotherapy drug called cisplatin is widely used to treat many cancers, especially in children.

Although we have wanted the public to treat the wires as if they are live since the installation, the wires are now officially live.

And if you're a non-vegetarian looking for some delectable chicken dishes, you're in for a treat!

And there’s no minimums with in store purchases, so customers can come into the store for one cookie or a scoop of ice cream as a treat.

Corbyn added: “It’s a basic in the Labour Party, you treat people with respect and treat each other with respect.

At £4.20 it felt a bit expensive however the taste justified the price I paid for this treat.

Overall, IFN-α can be used to treat hepatitis B and C infections, while IFN-β can be used to treat multiple sclerosis.

Afternoon tea is a special treat, and what better time to treat yourself and your family and friends than at Christmas?

A BBC spokesperson said to BBC News: "We treat any allegations very seriously and we have processes in place to proactively deal with them.

Additionally, if you find a result that needs attention, you’ll end up having to consult with a healthcare professional to retest and treat.

You tell your major I can’t treat him immediately, I have to put him on antibiotics’ to treat the infection.