I first went to Vietnam five years ago, and brought back several recipes that have become much-loved stalwarts in my repertoire.
It is now doing so by kicking people out of what, over several decades, have become much-loved homes.
"The poppy display at the Tower of London has become a much loved and respected monument," said David Cameron.
The Prime Minister said the installation, created to mark the centenary of the start of the First World War, had become a "much loved and respected monument" in a short space of time.
This sweeping story of family, love, and friendship - told against the devastating backdrop of the history of Afghanistan over the last 30 years - is an unusual and powerful novel that has become a much loved, one-of-a-kind classic.
Beleaguered Last week, amid growing public disquiet about the loss of what had become a much loved facility and concern about the colossal waste of public money, the beleaguered council sent in an architect to find out what could have gone so wrong.
The only place I can see this working is at party conferences and garden fetes where the public address systems are invariably operated by well-intentioned bungling incompetents, but even so, the denture-rattling electronic howl has become a much loved part of our national soundscape and many, myself included, would protest its demise.
She became a much loved advocate for the aged.
The gimmick facilitates binge viewing at the cost of week-to-week viewer chatter and reviewer recaps, second looks and analyses, the kinds of things that allowed slow-starters like Seinfeld, Breaking Bad and, yes, The Sopranos to get traction, build followings and become long-lived, much loved franchises.
Finding love after 50 has also become much easier with online dating.
John McGahern, who returned to live in Ireland, became a figure much loved and admired and honored for his work.
