Others are brought in by family members who have discovered them in the dusty corners and keep-sake cabinets of old homesteads or from deceased estates.
When you're all done, you'll have a beautiful keep-sake book that your mom will love.
She has a large desk in her room which holds souvenirs and keep-sakes from friends, including the snow-globe Alison gave her.
Use your voice - but please, for all our sakes, keep your ears, your heart, and your mind open.
But for God's sake, keep it together for the kids.
Ross was wary of this experience, and his advice to Liebling was "For God's sake keep away from low-life".
They talk through the Entr'acte, display a mysterious deafness for announcements about turning off their phones, and issue tubercular coughs that would have had Florence Nightingale bellowing, "For Christ's sake, keep it down".
But that means Republicans were really peddling a kind of neutron-bomb education reform -- blow up the agency, yes, but for heaven's sake, keep everything it does intact.
"Hey, you!" he shouted, "talk as if you was really an officer, and fa God's sake keep your chin up!" The man did better on the retake, after which he spoke a few sharp word to the assistant director.
It was towards the end of 1950 that the editor of the then Manchester Guardian, AP Wadsworth, told me: "Write about anything you like but, for God's sake, keep off birds.
