Sentence examples for experiences to cherish from inspiring English sources

There are some great experiences to cherish.

Watching that side discover themselves was an experience to cherish.

All in all, this was a dining experience to cherish well into 2003.

Performing in our iconic theatre will be an experience to cherish, but even more importantly these students will gain confidence and a deeper appreciation for August Wilson -- a significant African-American playwright.

A huge part of their collegiate experience is learning to cherish all that they are, including the very thing that, for their entire lives, society and their peers and families have consciously and unconsciously told them is a tremendous burden.

Evans describes his call-up into John Toshack's Welsh squad as "unreal" but an experience that he continues to cherish eight years later.

Even if they never play basketball again, the players say that the experience at B.M.C.C. is something to cherish.

So I've come to cherish the experience, which endowed me with a lot of life lessons, an increased appreciation for perspective, and what amounted to a tremendous sense of purpose and fulfillment.

It is possible to cherish the experience for what it was without letting it drag you back all the time.

So, if you want to cherish your metaphysical experiences without having to become either "The Crazy One" or "The Messiah," then learn what I've learned: Weird stuff happens.

I've had enough horrible experiences in the film world that I've come to cherish this so much.