Sentence examples for cherished open from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, Georgia Wrighton, director of the Campaign to Protect Rural England in Sussex, says a second runway at Gatwick and the associated development would "concrete over cherished open countryside".

As a cherished open-source adage has it: "Given enough eyeballs, all bugs are shallow .The way open-source projects organise themselves is critical to ensuring their quality.

By this point in the evening the special red wines my father cherished and opened on special occasions, the Brunellos or Vino Nobile di Montepulciano, would have been drunk and out would come vin santo for the lightweights and grappa for the hardcore drinkers.

But LGBT activists are upset that the St . Patricks Day Parade—which has been around since 1901 and is one of the city's most cherisheDayraditions—is so oParade whichscriminating against people based on sexual orientation.

Years later, he cherishes the open-minded acceptance he experiences in a place like Electric Forest to his more positive mindset overall.

Immediately, it was abundantly clear just how deeply McIlroy cherished success in his home Open.

Based on an idea she had cherished for years, it opened in 2005 and traveled to the Nasher Sculpture Center in Dallas.

Of course, all the best plans can be overturned by a sudden unexpected discovery, and you should remain open to altering cherished opinions that may have taken ages to form.

In my heart I can still do this.' " Just about everybody at the Open would cherish Irwin doing this -- winning another Open to tie the record of four shared by Jack Nicklaus, Ben Hogan, Bobby Jones and Willie Anderson.

Furthermore, we open the discussion on diversity as a cherished post-modern ideal both in nature and culture.

"The impression that people have is that Canada is a very open country; their values are to be cherished," said Banerjee, who often travels for work.