Sentence examples similar to treasured remembrance from inspiring English sources
Besides the treasured remembrances of wide-ranging professional interactions within ecotoxicology, John Jensen specifically remembers Thomas as a solid, determined, ambitious and yet friendly and sociable coordinator of the successfully ERAPharm project in the period 2004 2007.
That "made her night," she said; because her father died 15 years ago, she treasured the remembrance.
Victorian men and women treasured hairwork not only as remembrances of loved ones and memorials of relationships but also as objects of beauty and means of personal expression.
If for no other reason, then for the one William Caxton gave when printing Malory's "Morte d'Arthur", a work he treasured: that readers should "take the good and honest acts in their remembrance, and…follow the same".
The very ball with which he did the deed, now mounted as a treasured artefact and proof of its provenance engraved in silver, was examined in close-up and posters were on sale depicting the hero, 40 years on, kissing it in fond remembrance.
Beloved friend, treasured neighbor.
Regulars spin treasured 45s.
I have loved its artistry since the day I brought it home, and I treasure it now as a remembrance of Evelyn Ackerman's immense talent and her warm, enduring spirit.
And these displays, shaped by the museum's director and chief curator, Susan Chevlowe, into the exhibition "Tradition and Remembrance: Treasures of the Derfner Judaica Museum," are also meant to become part of the daily lives of the 900 or so residents (average age: 87).
