Sentence examples for to be dear from inspiring English sources

Mr. Goldhuber and Ms. Latsky appear to be dear friends subtly drawn to each other physically.

Kershaw, 50, said: "I am thrilled to be back on Radio 3 working again with a team of bright, imaginative, enthusiastic, people who also happen to be dear friends.

They also happen to be dear to inhabitants of the prosperous neighborhoods nearby — countless River Oaks and Montrose homies no doubt saw their first kiddie movies at the Alabama and River Oaks Theatres, the latter being the oldest continuously operating cinema in town.

Accompanied by an on-again, off-again voice-over that is more "Desperate Housewives" than "Double Indemnity," she embarks on her voyage to hell at an escort agency, where her first client, surprise, turns out to be dear old Stepdad (Mr. Baldwin).

That wasn't meant to be, dear friends!

She is visited by him at "Davna Mal" (field of southernwood, a herb said to be dear to Khandoba).

To conclude, we showed that, in skylarks, even distant neighbours can be identified as group members and considered to be dear-enemies.

But we also need to remember the saying attributed to Aristotle: "Plato is dear to me, but dearer still is truth".

"The aspiration to owning a home is dear to every Irish family," Mr. Ahern said.

Deliberate attempt to insult a religion that is dear to about 1.5 billion souls around the globe on the other.

To be honest, dear reader, my main reason for writing this is to warn you.