Sentence examples for reason to cherish from inspiring English sources

All the more reason to cherish this album, then.

The Russians have every reason to cherish their seminal production of Romeo and Juliet.

The second reason to cherish British perseverance involved the appearance late in the game as a substitute of Darren Fletcher.

She is not to everyone's taste, but isn't that good reason to cherish her all the more?

"If that is the case, there is even more reason to cherish the varieties we have now to ensure that the potatoes of the people are maintained for the people.

But residents say such non-fern-bar elements, plus the presence of its stubbornly diverse working-class population, are good and sufficient reasons to cherish the neighborhood as nothing less than an adornment of the city.

Rooney is more mature now than in his three previous tournaments, but he will charge out at the Donbass Arena on Tuesday acutely aware he has little reason to have cherished those previous major finals.

Yours to cherish.

No place to cherish.

A movie to cherish.

The need to cherish?