Sentence examples for A precious memory from inspiring English sources

It's fiendish, it's fluid, it's possibly unstable; a precious memory that turns around and bites.

It has become a precious memory, one you pull out while staring out an office window at snow showers, daydreaming about the trip of a lifetime.

After maybe five minutes, she puts on her coat -- happily -- and a precious memory remains transfixed in my heart.

Indians held onto it like a precious memory, even embracing it with the same zeal as we made English the language of social mobility.

This comic sees Winken and his brother Blinken as fishermen on a shoe-ship, and Nod as a thief on the run after stealing a precious memory.

Indians held onto it like a precious memory, even embracing it with the same zeal as when we made English the language of social mobility.

It was so clearly for him the highlight of that day, and for me will remain a most precious memory.

Though only five when he died, Christina has a few precious memories, such as holding his hand as she walked to school.

But then the only things that should be destroyed following your death are your Google search history, any diaries you might have kept, and then slowly and one by one, like petals plucked from a flower any precious memories your family and friends might have of you.

Families from all over come to walk the boardwalk, the bars fill up with music and good times, and anyone who's ever lived in New Jersey has their own precious memory of a perfect summer at the shore.

His recent output includes a cleverly self-reflective country song ("Talkin' Song Repair Blues"), a gospel album ("Precious Memories") and a beautiful, contemplative CD produced by Alison Krauss ("Like Red on a Rose").