Sentence examples for treasure memory from inspiring English sources

The fast bowler took two wickets but this pouch will be his most treasure memory from the win.

It's even woven into the restaurant's Chinese name, bao ju — a common naming format for restaurants of the time period that translates literally as "treasure memory".

We remember David with love and treasure memories of family gatherings with his beloved mother Amelia.

We will always treasure memories of Central Park, weekends in the country, and the knowledge, love and wisdom you bestowed upon us all.

We treasure memories of his wit and energy, his liberal and intelligent vision of the world, his love of family and friends, and the joyous sound of his music.

A memorial service will be held in New York City on November 30 by family and friends who will treasure memories of a feisty, loving woman who always sought an ever more just and fair society for all.

The second obstacle to change is that equating trainees and workforce exerts a strong emotional tug on investigators, who treasure memories of their mentors and derive great satisfaction from mentoring young scientists.

Teach your children how to treasure memories internally so that they carry them wherever they go, whatever they do or do not own.

The noise of the crowd would be his most treasured memory of the Games, he added.

The US Grand Prix the previous week, meanwhile, was an outstanding success, on and off the track, with Hamilton's pass on Vettel a treasured memory.

What might seem routine today might be a treasured memory one day, only you won't be able to remember it if you don't write it down.