Sentence examples for got cherished from inspiring English sources
"Other ones, where there has been an address that didn't quite meet up or didn't quite add up, where we've got cherished transferred of personalised number plates and of course, one or two cases where we've had vehicles purchased in England, Scotland or Wales which have been re-registered in Northern Ireland".
He got his cherished No. 7 for this season and is running toward his goal, and not just the one of serving his country and leading fellow soldiers, which he says would be an honor.
It only happens a handful of times, but you've just got to cherish it".
And if we're going to carry on competing with the best in the world, we've got to cherish our world-class universities of different types and not pretend all our universities are the same".
But then, then... - however hard you might try - no one forgets a lyric like "You're as cold as ice, you're willing to sacrifice our love... " Regrettably, these lyrics and acts evoke Eighties adolescence and perhaps, in the end, you've just got to cherish the memories.
You might even get a cherished upgrade.
If this system works as intended, complex or unusual technical issues can be resolved as a PCNA technical support team gives direct real-time directions and problem-solving capability to the technician getting that cherished Panamera Turbo S or 911 GT3 back on the road.
Finally, just how long did it take to get to their cherished Lundy's before the Belt Parkway existed?
Because my dad has watched with wonder as the music of his youth continues to transcend time to get adopted and cherished by each new generation, he laments that I didn't get to go through the 1960s with the revolutionaries I remind him so much of.
Marco Gasparinetti, from Venice, the capital of Veneto, said there was little support among Venetians for the Northern League but most people would vote yes in the referendum as they cherished getting decisions made closer to home.
