Sentence examples for cherished for its from inspiring English sources

It took thirty years to complete, and ever since it opened, in 1895, it has been cherished for its rolling meadows, sixty-acre lake, and vast expanses of greenery it is the site of Brooklyn's only forest.

To prevent inappropriate development in the Val d'Aràn, which is cherished for its environment and its culture (it has its own language, which belongs to the Occitan family), planning controls are strict.

For her each piece is cherished for its intrinsic beauty and even more the emotional significance it holds.

Old San Juan is justifiably cherished for its beautifully preserved buildings and its sleepy charm.

Helene Hanff's slim volume used to be cherished for its depiction of a vanished era.

The instrument is the sarod, an Indian lute cherished for its lyrical beauty and rhythmic intensity.

A few blocks inland is a big, windowless stucco wall that I cherish for its brushstrokelike texture.

That relationship with the Rose Bowl is something the conferences cherish for its tradition and its high television ratings.

As someone who worked with and shared meals with Julia Child over many years, I was puzzled by the churlish review of Gigi Trattoria in Rhinebeck (Dining Out, May 18), a restaurant I cherish for its exquisite food and unfailingly fine service.

I own a tiny edition of Miss Leslie's "Domestic French Cooking," which was published in Philadelphia in 1832 and stayed in print for the next quarter century, and which I cherish for its recipe for oyster stuffing and its maidenly shudder at the voluptuary French practice of fattening geese.

But this disorderliness is to be cherished, for it militates against zealotry.