Sentence examples for cherished space from inspiring English sources
The event, which launched in 2011, was a cherished space for music, poetry, and theatre events, but it underwent increasing problems with security permits in 2014.
The content so far is the typical mix of intelligence, wit, and piss/vinegar expected of any member of the BB family and I'm glad to invite them into my RSS reader in the cherished space next to OffalToday.com and OggVorbisforAudiophilesNews.org.org
Lucas's net worth was now $4 million, and he set aside a $300,000 independent fund for his long cherished space opera project, which would eventually become the basis for Star Wars (1977).
Beginning in 1949, with the Grace Rainey Rogers Annex, he designed numerous structures and spaces that visually enhanced the Museum, including the beloved Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Sculpture Garden, for fifty years the institution's very heart--a cherished restful space within the metropolitan bustle of midtown Manhattan.
The fire has burned about 150 square miles, including about 83% of national park land in the Santa Monica Mountains National Recreation Area, a stunning loss of a cherished open space for Southern California.
For all its wider fame, Upper West Siders came to cherish Symphony Space as their own, much as they do Barney Greengrass (the "Sturgeon King" restaurant), or a popular grocery nearby.
Universally adored, Garnett is cherished more than space heaters in Minnesota.
The Old School Room stands at the heart of the Brontë story and should be a cherished and visited space.
Pioneer Courthouse Square, a cherished downtown communal space only a few blocks from the federal courthouse, is full on most days with people strolling, reading and eating lunch.
This update for the era of iPhones and.MOV files has very quickly to acknowledge that the VHS players that perpetuated this curse circa the millennium are now practically occult items, less likely to be found occupying cherished home-cinema space than collecting dust, along with Ouija boards in junkshops.
Now, which is more likely to be ready for the world, for a career in business, the coddled college kid who cherishes "safe spaces" or the member of the U.S. military?
