Sentence examples for To cherish the memory of from inspiring English sources

To cherish the memory of him, they must first forget much of his legacy.

On the eve of the parade Liu Xiaoming, China's ambassador to London, claimed the event was designed to "cherish the memory of heroes and mourn the lives lost in the flames of war".

I have come to greatly admire, even to cherish the memory of Martin Luther King, Jr. His courage, his selflessness, his love for humanity, his willingness to stand against anything that threatened the common good - these are among the aspects of King's character that deeply inspire me, as they do so many others.

Kilbane: "I think you have to cherish the memories of what he's done for the town and the club.

"Portland played a huge role in delivering a successful Olympic Games and these rings will allow us to cherish the memories of hosting the sailing".

To cherish the memories of his life well lived are: Bobbie, husband Tom Featherston, grandson Grant and wife Shannon Featherston, great-grandson Drew, Randy and wife Barbara Howarth, granddaughter Tara Howarth.

If you're normal, or close to normal, you cherish the memory of remembering these memories and regard fondly the precious gift of cerebral "recollection" that made it all possible.

In the midst of the hubbub, we'd like to revisit why, exactly, we cherish the memory of Salinger.

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.

We will cherish the memory of his visits to our library and museum, and his outstanding participation in our public programs.

Their fans cherish the memory of when Graham Taylor took them to the Wembley finale in 1984, even if they lost against Everton.