Sentence examples for personal keepsake from inspiring English sources

What is your most treasured personal keepsake?

The journal can become a personal keepsake or shared with family and friends.

"In 1801 the Empress gave it as a personal keepsake to her former brother-in-law, Duke Peter of Oldenburg, to mark a sad anniversary," Mr. Koeppe said.

Townspeople, neighbors, came to have portraits made, to celebrate an occasion -- a birth, a graduation, a military induction -- or to document a relationship, or to create a personal keepsake.

In Stevenson's day, silhouette portraits were one of the more popular personal keepsakes.

They are personal keepsakes recording the appearance of his companion, Dora Maar, whom Picasso had met a year earlier.

The most touching exhibits are the personal keepsakes, such as a handkerchief bearing the embroidered signatures of Latvian women in a forced-labour camp in Siberia.

Ms. Llodra also wrote a letter to the victims' families inviting them to spend private time at the sites and to take any items they wished for personal keepsakes.

Mr. Simpson has said he was seeking to retrieve only personal keepsakes like ceremonial footballs from his Hall of Fame N.F.L. career and photographs of his family that years ago were taken from his home.

He has been told not to pack personal keepsakes -- even a wallet-size photo of his 2-year-old daughter could be used against him as a prisoner of war.

Darlings, we all have personal keepsakes in our homes.