Sentence examples for cherish this day from inspiring English sources

Morton were entitled to cherish this day in the sun.

I will always cherish this day, self-induced #bodyshaming aside.

The ordained minister addressed the young couple with a pistol secured in his hip holster: "Do you Jeff take Sandra* to have and to hold, for better or worse, for richer or poorer, to love and cherish this day forward til death do you part?" The last few words were muffled by the spray of machine gun fire, popping from the shooting range located in the next room.

Many stay-at-home parents of means — and not a few doting grandparents — cherish this day as one for special outings or just to follow their little one's progress at ballet or judo lessons.

(And ever, and ever, for better or for worse, for richer, for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish; from this day forward until death do us part).

But when Al came to my office, he brought, along with his reel, a great gift, which I cherish to this day: a cassette of his 1966 film "Meet Marlon Brando," in which the Maysleses film Brando being interviewed by journalists for a press junket relating to the release of the film "Morituri".

I made great connections and friendships that I still cherish to this day.

Things may have been a struggle from 1986 onwards but Bingham's reign in the 1980s and the achievements of his teams are still cherished to this day.

Campion Hall at Oxford University is another matter, where the Rev. Martin d'Arcy, a scholar and distinguished connoisseur, assembled an admirable collection that is cherished to this day.

Cherish The Day (1992) The band at their most abstractly evocative: at their best, they could do a remarkable amount with very little – as proved by this song, during which immense yearning is conveyed.

While the rugged Wrangler-jeans-wearing squirrel-skinners will always have a place in my heart, I cherish the day I might meet a coifed and coquettish kilted man.