The trophy became one of Scott's most cherished mementos.
We see the subjects' faces in the photographs, hear their voices in recorded interviews and enter into their lives through the display of cherished mementos they have carried from home to home.
Decades ago, not long after the film wrapped, a local welder found nails — lots of them — from the old movie set and welded them into tiny Christian crosses that have become cherished mementos for townspeople, Boydstun said.
Make a collage of collection of favorite photographs, love letters, keepsakes from special occasions, and cherished mementos to make the day of the receiver even more special.
We examine photos in the family home as examples of mementos, cherished objects kept in memory of a person or event.
Tells about the resistance of alumni who cherished their Indian neckties and other mementos and the Indian vocabulary that was part of their college days.
Virgil Thomson at seventy-five: Her perches in the rich, dark, bright Victorian living room of his flat in the Chelsea Hotel, among the books, musical manuscripts, paintings, sculptures, and touch-for-luck mementos that make up the cherished protective debris of a lifetime, and even if he were alone he would give the impression that he was holding court.
The New Yorker, December 25 , 1971P. 39 Virgil Thomson at seventy-five: Her perches in the rich, dark, bright Victorian living room of his flat in the Chelsea Hotel, among the books, musical manuscripts, paintings, sculptures, and touch-for-luck mementos that make up the cherished protective debris of a lifetime, and even if he were alone he would give the impression that he was holding court.
Was this something I would cherish as a romantic memento for the rest of my life?
