Sentence examples for cherished papers from inspiring English sources
One of these was presented to John Hay, his secretary by Lincoln, and was found among Hays cherished papers when he died.
I hope for that hour or so people will look at this one edition of the Guardian in a different way, and even learn to cherish the paper editions before they disappear entirely.
Even at the Post, where Dunleavy's boozing is cherished as a symbol of the paper's outlaw reputation, his behavior after he returned started to raise eyebrows.
"The recent increase in papers published outside China should be cherished rather than criticized," Ming-Wei Wang, a pharmacologist at Shanghai Institute of Materia Medica, told ScienceInsider.
Yet the ink was hardly dry when the mother called again: Why wasn't her cherished daughter receiving an A? She had rewritten the paper!
The rumour struck at the notion, cherished by some holders of Greek bonds, that there is untapped demand in Asia for the riskier sorts of euro paper.
Cherished daughter of Ruth.
Privacy is cherished here.
Still they were cherished.
Dale cherished his family, and his family cherished him.
