Sentence examples for treasure experiences from inspiring English sources

4. We treasure experiences.

Not only do we treasure experiences more, we value the anticipation of them, too.

The thing I've learned in the past twelve years - the more the world becomes digital - the more I value and even treasure experiences in the real world.

Edward I. Koch says that one of his most treasured experiences as a loser occurred outside Balducci's on the Avenue of the Americas when, as the former mayor remembers it, an unkempt young man on a bicycle shouted: "You were a terrible mayor!" Joyfully and at the top of his lungs, Mr. Koch responded with a vulgar two-word epithet.

Katie Derham, occasionally called on in the series to demonstrate her dancing prowess, has her own treasured experience as an amateur violinist to add to her support for the musicians.

In Nelson's office are photos and keepsakes of his early days walking the global trail, including those of his most treasured experience: his tenure as assistant coach of the Lithuanian national team, the tie-dye darlings and bronze medalists of the 1992 Barcelona Olympics soon after the country broke free of Soviet rule.

David Robinson John Francis Lane writes: I treasure many experiences of watching Francesco Rosi at work, not least from my cameo roles in The Moment of Truth and Lucky Luciano, and interviewing him for a BBC Arena film in 1985.

"We get to play a top-tier nation maybe once a year if we're lucky, so we will treasure these experiences and the guys will grow from them.

Those young scientists who managed to overcome certain stumbling blocks on their way back home often returned with a treasure of experiences gained abroad working in multi-principal investigator cooperative research projects.

"I'm not much for looking back, I treasure the experiences and don't look at them again,'' he says.

I treasure my experiences with the College as a student and an active alumna: a place grounded in an overarching commitment to justice.