Sentence examples for cherished possessions from inspiring English sources

A few seem to have been worn, and were, perhaps, cherished possessions.

In their laps, the couple hold cherished possessions from the days before the disaster: framed photographs of his late wife and her late husband.

Today the apartment is a blend of Ms. Weisberg's textiles and wallcoverings and a few of her parents' cherished possessions, including a Peter Cooper rocking chair and a French bronze clock that hangs beside the fireplace, and her father's unhappiness has long faded.

Near the end of the war, during the Nazi occupation, my grandfather loaded the family's most cherished possessions onto a mule-drawn cart, and with his wife and children walked from Marseille, where they lived, to Château Gombert to wait out the bombing of the city by the Allied forces.

Footballing stereotypes, positive and negative, are cherished possessions that nobody wants to part with, even if they're long out of date like 1980s Mad magazines, five-a-side trophies and Third Reich stamps from granddad Heinrich (don't ask) quietly gathering dust in the loft.

There is a picture of he and Ella meeting at a London Bistro some years ago that are among each or cherished possessions.

The coat is her most cherished possession.

He is taken aback by the seeming callousness and ruthlessness with which they treat his cherished possessions--giving most to the Salvation Army, a scavenger, or burning them.

The next warehouse, in Waukegan, brought a unit full of — depending on how you look at it — cherished household possessions or somebody's trash.

Hopefully, one day this board will become as cherished a possession to my 18-month-old son as it is to me.

His most cherished personal possession is his silver necklace with a Virgin Mary medallion that was given to him by his mother.