Sentence examples for new cherished from inspiring English sources
This seems appropriate for an artist who excavates all manner of Americana, old and new, cherished and cheap.
It also fails to recognise that many new, cherished and expensive interventions – such as steroids for head injury in medicine, or the Scared Straight programme in education – can turn out to do more harm than good, when subjected to fair tests.
The only other time I'd visited that city, years ago, I was a New Yorker who cherished New York's superiority in all things, and thus didn't fully appreciate how extremely cool Memphis is.
New Yorkers cherish their access to the piers and green spaces that make up the Hudson River Park, which stretches from Pier 99 near 59th St. to Battery Place.
When the new president cherishes his BlackBerry and gives the Queen an iPod, you know something's going on.
New Yorkers have cherished baseball, and the places where it is played, ever since.
His most cherished new work came from the Catholic weekly the Tablet, when he was appointed their drama critic.
A gifted doctor who ushered cherished new lives into our world, a respected mentor who shared his passion for medicine with those he taught and worked with.
FOR many, the Berkshire Mountains are inimitably tied to one season: summer, when the area's tandem blooms of high culture and cherished New England countryside draw a devoted global audience to this sparsely populated corner of Massachusetts.
New Labour arrived with promises from Tony Blair that creativity in the new society would be cherished and honoured.
He cherished the New Yorkers he knew and - equally - his anonymous New Yorkers.
