Sentence examples for I cherish the memory from inspiring English sources
I cherish the memory of those weeks of reading.
I cherish the memory of my afternoon in Auburn, visiting the Seward House, making a pilgrimage to Harriet Tubman's home, then visiting her grave and singing "Precious Lord, Take My Hand" to a silent audience.
(I cherish the memory of all 10 members of Shunt, rather than just one of them, clambering onstage to collect a Time Out award a few years back). But too many people with too loud voices are hooked on the idea that the solo genius at his or her keyboard produces better plays that any collaboration can achieve.
I cherish the memory of the way he treated the Covent Garden toffs during the stagnant 1980s, calling in sick when he was actually cuddling some lovely on a South Sea island - and then refusing to sing there again until he saw evidence of regime change.
Linda is impossibly posh, ridiculously well-connected, horribly pretty, and gets to wear some deeply enviable clothes – I cherish the memory of her stumping in cork-soled sandals across her Paris flat – but her hopeless lovelorn yearnings and hapless choices still break the hearts of sensitive young things everywhere.
I cherish the memory of Dr Geoffrey Wainwright, former head of archaeology at English Heritage, holding a scrap of broken slate which may have offered the first evidence of a historical figure called Arthur, found at a site at the heart of the Arthurian legend.
Now, I cherish the memories and the letters.
Margaret and I cherish the memories of the evenings we spent with you and Drew when we were all first married, and although we haven't seen you in recent times our thoughts have always been with you.
I did my job, I worked hard in the process, and I cherish the memories, and they're mine".
We did some book gigs together over the years and I cherish the memories now that he's passed.
