Sentence examples for we must treasure from inspiring English sources

"We must treasure our remaining Garys," he says.

You argue that we must treasure a "cultural and historical bond" between us and those we eat.

For all its obvious hubris, the Olympics remains a movement that says we are all citizens of the world, which we are, that health and bodily achievement are to be celebrated, which they should be, and that we must treasure the path of peace, which we must.

We must treasure and nurture the spaces designed for this sort of coming together and avoid places and people that would tear us apart.

This is why we must treasure him.

Which is why we must treasure this video of a drunk woman in Ramsgate headbutting an advert.

So they must treasure him.

One must treasure those rare times in life when the transfer of knowledge can be chased with ice-cold beer.

You might wonder, then, to what extent Ali must treasure the photographs that have been taken of him.

As I studied the scene, I realized I must treasure this sight all the more because the lifespan of rime – the lifespan of these extraordinary ice flowers – was all too fleeting.

All of which means that vinyl has found itself transformed from mere method of distribution to a sacred item which holds an immense sense of importance we must treasure each and every record in the world like it was a recently unearthed chunk of a hitherto undiscovered pyramid rather than just another scratched-to-buggery copy of Thriller.