Sentence examples for dearest place from inspiring English sources

Herman Melville called New Bedford, Mass., "the dearest place to live in all New England," and Nugent lived there for 17 years.

A LOT of time and tide has come and gone since the days when New Bedford was, as Melville wrote in "Moby-Dick," "the dearest place to live in, in all New England".

Everything else can come and go – Apple this and that – but they have a dear place in my heart.

"It was an interesting way of presenting material that for a good portion of our fans held a dear place," said Les Claypool, that band's bassist-singer, underlining the allure of LP recreation for both audience and musicians.

Once positioned on a cliff surrounded by crumbling pillars, it was a dear place of refuge in the first game, a spiritual centre where the elemental warmth of its health-restoring firelight could be enjoyed without fear of attack.

Ms. Rowland got a final round of applause for expressing the hope that everyone in the room will witness "a new day for Aurora, a second sunrise for this dear place".

"I don't know how many of the graduates of Princeton are beset, as I am from time to time, by guilty feelings for having gotten less than they might have from having studied in that great, dear place," says the author of the introduction.

Paris holds a dear place in our hearts.

This song holds a very dear place in my heart.

She holds a dear place in my heart and in history.

A home that isn't really home, Singapore has maintained a dear place in my memory.