Sentence examples for cherished classic from inspiring English sources

Freedom from arbitrary or illegal detention is one of the oldest and most cherished classic liberal rights, going back at least 800 years to the Magna Carta.

From that first fish and chips combo sold by Malin in the 19th Century (or Lees, depending on which story you believe) to present-day London with its more than 380 chippies, the city is continuously updating and revisiting the cherished classic.

Sinatra's version helped lift "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" into the ranks of cherished holidays classics.

Dashiell Hammett was thought of in his day as a second-rate popular author, but today his The Maltese Falcon is cherished as a classic.

8 p.m. 3) A TUSCAN SUPPER Florence cherishes its classics, and new restaurants are few and far between.

The Band embodies something so special to me both together and individually, so to hear even a glimpse of that in this classic live album is greatly cherished and leaves me in awe after each listen.

What started off as a classic word avoidance became something I cherished.

"Chungking Express" is one of those rare classics that isn't just admired but cherished.

I cherished every interaction with Frank because he just seemed like a classic model of masculinity.

Jim Bolger had barely hosed down Dawn Approach after his ignominious Derby defeat before turning him out to win at Royal Ascot, and had to wait only a few days more to turn over the Epsom winner in the Classic he cherishes most.

In bucking the military system and Washington's cherished drone war program, perhaps Bryant and Westmoreland are themselves the ones who are taking on the classic Wild West roles of the Lone Ranger and Tonto.