Sentence examples similar to a keepsake to remember from inspiring English sources
Stop by the photo booth for a take-home keepsake, to remember the event.
"These basic needs were just overwhelming me, and I was just looking forward to going home". Before leaving the country, a Guatemalan man who had been orphaned told Schumaker that he never had any keepsakes to remember his childhood by.
In one of those, Helen describes saving dried semen under her fingernails as "a keepsake" to savor later.
He has commissioned a local artist to paint a picture of the house as a keepsake, to remind him of the time spent here.
Many children write a letter, draw a picture, or choose a keepsake to put into the casket (as culturally appropriate).
Keep the memorial guestbook as a keepsake to pass on to subsequent generations.
Guests have enjoyed homemade jars of jam, baked goods, custom CDs and other gifts, but a keepsake everyone is sure to remember is a music video documenting the wedding.
If you want to remember them, a photo or snapshot is always a good keepsake.
Noting that his daughters had nothing to remember him by, Angelika offered them each a keepsake: their choice of the pens on Hugh's desk.
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