Sentence examples for treasuring from inspiring English sources

Clearly he could not cope, but he refused all help for four years, recording the Iris who had vanished in two unsparing memoirs and treasuring each rare, surviving smile.

Treasuring its coastal fiefdom, it has much more to lose than it did before.

Hearing the band develop its definitive voice in these performances, one's interest is sharply piqued for the imminent reformation tour: it may not be as intriguing as Bowie's comeback, but there's a peculiar magic in operation here that deserves treasuring.

A number of those supporters will travel home tomorrow treasuring their booty after Murray threw his wristbands, spare shirts and even his rackets into the crowd.

He said that he was "treasuring every moment" of Florence's early years, as he knew she would be the last child he and wife Samantha have.

Reyes, treasuring what the owners themselves didn't bother to keep, calls this "a guilt-ridden literary forensics".

A family has been treasuring for 75 years a handsome gold headed walking stick, originally the property of a forebear, a noted divine.

One critic said of "Housekeeping" that it read as though the writer had been "treasuring it up all her life".

He and Meta sailed around the South Pacific, treasuring "the works of the artisans that lived there," and eventually settled in Los Angeles, in 1919.

In 1934, only 134 poodles -possibly a third of th country's total - were registered in… A family has been treasuring for 75 years a handsome gold headed walking stick, originally the property of a forebear, a noted divine.

And why people would hoard the things by the ton, treasuring them as they would a precious metal, made no sense whatsoever".