Sentence examples for beloved possessions from inspiring English sources
Beloved possessions like her black coat, Patti Smith suggests, are sometimes "drawn into that half-dimensional place where things just disappear".
"Beloved possessions get ruined without repercussions -- the carefully constructed train display wrecked, the prom dress bought with a hard-earned paycheck hung back in the closet besmirched with pizza.
To Hearst, the Castle was a place for gazing out, not looking in a vantage point from which to see his most beloved possessions.
In "65 Things to Do When You Retire: Travel," Lynne Martin writes about how she and her husband sold their house, put their beloved possessions into storage, and became "senior gypsies," traveling the world and living for a few months in whatever far-flung place strikes their fancy.
Some breeds are more apt to defend their rights to beloved possessions, while others are better at sharing.
Her most beloved possession: a pearly white Harley-Davidson motorcycle.
Soon its fanatics will have kids of their own, and they are bound to pass down Adventure Time like a beloved possession.
ATMOSPHERE: Once the beloved possession of the late Anglo-French financier Sir James Goldsmith, this 1842 pavilion in the gardens of the Champs-Elysées purrs privilege but blunts pretension by being one of the worlds great grayflannel locker rooms.
"Today, cars are beloved personal possessions, and the prospect of being killed by one's own car may feel like a personal betrayal," Greene wrote in a commentary that accompanies the study.
"There're never too many diamonds," insists the ice-obsessed Mayweather, who counts a six-carat ring with a knuckle-to-knuckle stone as a beloved Mordechai possession.
Great as the desire to westernise and modernise may have been, the more desperate wish, it seemed, was to be rid of all the bitter memories of the fallen empire: rather as a spurned lover throws away his lost beloved's clothes, possessions and photographs.
