Sentence examples for cherish on from inspiring English sources

In ordinary circumstances it was the kind of result England would cherish on the countdown to a major tournament.

Mint is not something to cherish on a dessert menu, but those who do will probably adore the chocolate-mint icebox cake on chocolate shortbread, especially since it comes with mint ice cream.

Madonna performed "Cherish" on her Blond Ambition World Tour (1990), where the performance included her dancers dressed up as Mermen.

In our present decade of the 21st century, the rules and codes of etiquette we cherish on Masterpiece Theater have been swept out to sea.

As a minority, no sooner do you learn to polish and cherish one chip on your shoulder than it's taken off you and swapped for another.

But West not only needs to be cherished, he needs to be cherished on his own terms.

When an artist is as gifted and accomplished as the pianist Murray Perahia, he should be cherished on his own terms.

In contrast, the AV system is closer to the consensual, corporatist worldview cherished on much of the European continent, in which ideological clarity (and thus accountability) is sacrificed on the altar of majority support.

First and most obviously, there's the rattletrap dark old house play, a form once cherished on Broadway but rarely seen these days in the U.S. outside of a dinner or community theater.

But the vagaries of the art world, where paintings are bought and sold at auction, stored in family attics and basements or cherished on a collector's living room wall for decades, often dictate otherwise.

As beguiling as it is utterly classification-resistant, Laurie Anderson's roving personal essay Heart of a Dog (Dogwoof, E) got a tad lost in cinemas last month, but should be cherished on small screens.