I hold dear the memories of my people's fear and loss, the stories of masses fleeing for their lives only to be rejected at international borders, and the acts of courage that the righteous of other faiths committed to protect those in danger.
Along the north wall, after some glass cases holding certain rarities, and one case holding dear the memory of Ray Bradbury, there are shelves and shelves of literary fiction.
This and the fact that his coach, Tony Roche, is an Australian icon, and he also holds dear the memories of his former Australian coach Peter Carter, who died in a car crash four years ago and whose family were present yesterday.
While she was just 6 years old at the time of her uncle's death, Coggins said she holds dear the memories she has of him and the stories that family members have shared.
I chose Ogilvy because it holds dear the values that I hold dear.
A looter strikes directly at something the liberal holds dear, the community.
In deference to norms held dear, the like won't be attempted here.
As we mourn his passing, we hold dear and celebrate the memory of his having lived life to its fullest, his love for family and friends, and his generosity of spirit, warmth, intelligence, dignity, enthusiasm and energy.
Our parents' prospects are no longer bright, and we are more likely to hold dear our fond memories than create many new ones.
"Some of these leaders I hold dear since the days of the 1970s," he said.
One day it will be the memory you hold dear when, like me, the gratitude simply resides in the heart because the words have nowhere else to go.
