It's nearly 11 years since Bob Copper died, four days after receiving the MBE at Buckingham Palace, but with a new generation revelling in his legacy, his role as English folk song's genial and unwitting patriarch has never been more cherished.
"Like Chip, Jacko has NEVER had a home, NEVER had a family to love and cherish him, NEVER had a warm bed to sleep in or a human to cuddle up to.
"The State Symphony Orchestra has never ceased its performance for scores of years, cherishing the pride in being the first art troupe to perform the 'Song of Gen. Kim Il-sung' after Korea's liberation".
Mr. Amnat has never confronted the man he believes wanted him killed, but he cherishes a little fantasy about meeting him.
Life sometimes seems to be too easy for Wenger's current generation, whose reaction to adversity or even momentary disappointment has never seemed to be that of the kind of bred-in-the-bone winners cherished by certain other managers.
The women's football team also beat Brazil on a sparkling evening in front of 70,584 fans at Wembley and whenever you reflect on the London Olympics so far, it feels as if sportswomen have never been more cherished.
Perhaps because he never cherished a doomed, sweeping socialist agenda, he exudes a sense of optimism and possibility.
Indeed, the Romanian people, who had never before had any car, came to cherish the Dacia.It gets even uglier when Ceausescu attempts to create a car for export and ends up with a model of inefficiency.
Senior year provided so many opportunities to meet people that I had never come in contact with before, and I cherish all the new friends that I made through programs like SRO and internship.
My favourite-ever kitchen gadget is a £1.50 small aluminium fish scaler in the shape of a turbot which I have never actually used to scale a fish but have cherished as a much loved back-scratcher.
