Sentence examples for keep cherishing from inspiring English sources

Most of these collaborations died quietly because of the protagonists disappeared or retired (like myself), but for those that still lasted as of today, I will keep cherishing.

"Tracy is among those who have personally sought to cause our family pain and anguish by publicly demonising our attempts to keep cherished photos of our slain son from falling into the hands of conspiracy theorists," they wrote to the Florida newspaper.

If true, that would indeed be scandalous, but each time the evidence has pointed the other way, leaving Mr Obama's foes grumbling about "unanswered questions".Now Mr Obama has two more substantive scandals to keep and cherish.

Yet, even if a sizeable minority of Germans are now voting for extremist parties at both ends of the political spectrum, most are starting to understand that, if Germany is to keep its cherished welfare state, it needs seriously to modernise it.

This doesn't keep me from cherishing my N. glauca plant, which has been going back and forth between basement and garden for eight years.

However, what advice can you give to family members who keep and cherish documents from the 1800s that are flood prone and who probably would not be willing to consider safety deposit boxes, because they want to keep them at home?

It will help keep the memories cherished.

Sadly, in the first years after Ryan came out, I let my fear keep me from understanding, cherishing and embracing my son.

I cherish and keep that love and the memories within me.

The time between 10pm and 11.30pm is the golden age that you want to hold and cherish and keep forever.

But there are still pockets of genteel people who keep large estates, who cherish the land where Mrs. Onassis once rode to hounds and who bond with one another through sweet nicknames.