This goes back to ancient biblical times, when Moses chose to give women the Torah first, confident that they would hand it down to future generations by cherishing it and imparting its teachings.
I heard her murmur the line, cherishing it privately, "... disproportion... sodium... murder me".
This proves no obstacle to cherishing it; eighty-six per cent of respondents said that the Constitution has "an impact on their daily lives".
(Jeff Bezos didn't buy the Washington Post to make a new fortune: he bought an American institution in need of restoration, and he's cherishing it).
The prima role is one of many in which Ms. Murphy shows the glory of her potential but bars us from cherishing it, by dancing with her eyelids lowered; the use of the eyes is never more essential than in Fonteyn roles.
Yet it still manages to preserve that otherworldly mystery, even cherishing it — treating it as if it were one of those ecologically vulnerable bioluminescent bays of glowing plankton in the Caribbean by whose shimmer visitors could once read in the middle of the night.
