Sentence examples for cherished first from inspiring English sources

Mr. Rangell was blessed with 33 years of marriage to his cherished first wife, Lea.

BRADLEY International Airport, which scored a business coup a year ago when it started daily nonstop round-trip flights to Amsterdam, will lose that cherished first route to Europe and its only nonstop flight to Los Angeles in the fall.

This would provide needed guidance to law enforcement agencies, quell litigation, protect civil liberties including cherished First Amendment rights, and ensure the viability of the Fourth Amendment even at the dawn of a new age of surveillance technology.

We all operate on premises, which become outdated and should be periodically examined; the oldest, most cherished first.

And though, in the run-up to the event, the battered Iraqis are sure to witness ever more bloodshed and horror, as the insurgents do their damnedest to intimidate those wanting to vote, it will still be a cherished first time in living memory that most Iraqis will have been offered in however messy a manner—a choice in who should govern them.The election's flaws are patent.

Afghanistan's power elite has long cherished second, third or fourth homes in Dubai as footholds in a land of designer boutiques and safe districts only a three-hour flight from Kabul.

BALTIMORE — With just a month to go before the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course here, the bankruptcy of the company that owns the track and the race has unleashed a wave of distress among politicians and the public over whether Maryland could lose its cherished second leg of the Triple Crown.

The smell of her hair, her little hands waving around and stroking my face, the sweet way she would say, "milkies please, Mommy" -- I loved and cherished every second of nursing my first baby girl.

They're still not making things easy for themselves, but this is a win for Harlequins – and that, for now, is something to be cherished, their first in the Premiership since early January.

Wigan's followers may have been outnumbered, they have been patronised and mocked over the last week, but they will still have cherished their first victory at the rebuilt Wembley, with another game at the stadium to come next month, and the truth – the sorry truth – is that no one will particularly miss Millwall in the final.

"There has been some tough times, no doubt about it, but I have loved and cherished every second of it".