Sentence examples for once cherished from inspiring English sources
Was it really me who once cherished this book?
All that my soul once cherished is ash.
Cody often boasted of killing Indians and once cherished a Cheyenne scalp he cut off in combat.
"I have always been drawn to things once cherished, lived in, and left," he has said.
He lay down on his old bed, a narrow, thin-mattressed cheapo he'd once cherished as a snuggle palace.
A bronze fleece pullover conveys both the pathos of the castoff and the absurdity of the talisman — like a filthy, once cherished security blanket reëncountered in adulthood.
Once I cherished the oncenessof every apple's blush, knowingwe might never fallinto these forms of flesh again.
Today, Iraq is weakened, its pursuit of nuclear weapons has been frustrated, and any regional ambitions it may once have cherished have been thwarted.
Even Ludlam's Manifesto, a list of axioms for his Ridiculous Theatrical Company, once a cherished Off Broadway mainstay, are listed here.
There's a link between the visions of the Roman city, overgrown by vegetation that you can find in the etchings of Piranesi, and the vision of the "garden city" or "Radiant City" once so cherished by architects and planners.
The motivation behind the app is to keep these photos "safe" from environments where we tend to blast through hundreds of photos at once, perhaps cherishing them (and the moments they represent) less.
