Sentence examples for cherishing makes from inspiring English sources

But an absence of mutual cherishing makes love feel more like a convenient living arrangement or a self-help project than an amorous embrace.

That sounds simple yet the uneven printing that letterpress-lovers cherish made tracing the type impossible.

The lyrics of "Cherish" makes it a simple love song, where Madonna talks about devotion and having her lover by her side, whom she would never leave.

Georgia, Chalin and Cherish make up the buzziest band in London right now, with their smart take on 90s dance and R&B coming with a series of great videos – and even greater synchronised dance moves, if you've got the courage to copy them.

What seems to have been forgotten here is that at those greasy holes-in-the-wall we cherish, people make an effort to do the best they can with the materials at hand.

There was also a first international goal for Emyr Huws to cherish, George Williams made his first appearance for eight months after returning from rupturing an anterior cruciate ligament and the home fans were treated to the rare sight of a Joe Ledley goal.

The recognition in the African ethical traditions of all human beings as brothers by reason of our common humanity is indeed a lofty moral ideal that must be cherished and made a vital or robust feature of global ethics in our contemporary world.

It is the day when the cherished army made up of so called martial race belonging to the latter was overwhelmed within one month.

Now is the time to cherish and make it memorable for them.

Her mother, Jaine, was struggling to bring up a young family while cherishing dreams to make television programmes, which she has since realised.

Lisa has a disfigurement on the side of her face, and when Michael asks to kiss it, thus cherishing the mark that makes her different, he follows the lead of K., in "The Trial," who tenderly puts his lips to the webbed fingers of a young woman named Leni.