Penny found out later from the players that the women shared a cherished common experience that forever tied them one to another.
But my time in Mississippi remains one of my most cherished experiences, for it was there in a small rural school that I learned how to speak English, that I learned about the stark divides determined by money and race, and where I found kinship with a girl who wore poodles in her hair.
Some of my most cherished experiences have been on road trips.
"Thinking about cherished experiences from the past makes people feel good in the present," Dr. Clay Routledge, a professor at North Dakota State University and one of the study's conductors wrote in Scientific American.
Here, we can sow the seeds of all our most cherished experiences and weed out the self-defeating doubts we have acquired from the time in which we live.
His subjects and his method remained, on the surface, those of the Impressionist tradition, but they were re-created from memory and imagination; Bonnard's pictures have the quality of a cherished private order of experience.
For almost twenty years, Hotze comics have been a staple of Groove Magazine and a cherished reflection of the rave experience in Germany, and Bringmann and Kopetzki haven't abandoned their lifestyle.
Just like Glastonbury, the ordeal of Le Mans represents a cherished part of the devotee's experience.
It seemed so beautifully Kaplanesque — so arch, so idealized, so emblematic of the notions that he had about himself — that I suspected it of being a cherished dream more than a lived experience.
Mr. Walsh's tale of those electric moments of experience — a chance encounter, a word of rejection, a cherished romance — that come to define the narrative of our lives has certainly left a singular imprint on mine.
Hosting it is being part of that whole experience, because people are allowing you into their homes at a cherished time of the week.
