Sentence examples for treasure letters from inspiring English sources

My elderly parents treasure letters from their children; I consider a handwritten thank-you note essential after attending a party, sent by first-class mail, of course.

A dear friend referred recently to having "a Rilke moment". That returned me to Rainer Maria Rilke's Letters to a Young Poet (trans. Stephen Mitchell), perhaps the most famous and most treasured letters of the last century.

As a kind and generous man, Hoskins also appreciated the ideological aspect of the project and treasured letters and comments from people who had sought belated education as a result of On the Move.

You can also stick up your most treasured letters.

Do you have a treasured letter from a well-known figure, dear friend or family member?

On Wednesday, Williams read a copy of the treasured letter, joking that the original was in a locked vault in her office.

Meanwhile, I will treasure his letters.

I treasure several letters from him written on thick ivory gold-embossed stock, each with its matching envelope meticulously inscribed, down to the last digit of my Zip Code.

They would treasure a letter like that.

She treasured his letters from the front, as well as information about his brothers who also died.

The uneasy young W H Auden treasured her letters - or, rather, he loved getting them (he never kept letters once he'd read and answered them).