Sentence examples for got to cherish from inspiring English sources

So you've got to cherish every day.

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.

"How much you have to cherish every moment and how much you have to cherish every opportunity you get with your family, and never take anything for granted because just a day at school could change all of that".

Regarding the ejection of his coach, the squandering of an early lead and all the drama that followed, Lopez said, "You've got to really cherish these games".

We are back with the characters we got to know and cherish.

Finally, just how long did it take to get to their cherished Lundy's before the Belt Parkway existed?

You got to return to playing Valerie Cherish after nine long years.

So I would say to people, don't dwell on what you didn't get to do, but cherish the things you did.

After clearing the ground, Mr. Bryce gets to work demolishing cherished green beliefs about alternative energy sources.