Our religion is the love and cherishing of these patrons.

The cherishing of Modern buildings is a relatively nascent concept outside the architectural community.

"There is no cause in the world," said Mark, "why it should not end for you in a life well worth the cherishing.

There's no cherishing, there's no living with myself if I stand back and do bloody nothing.

But the planet which had no name-the forgotten planet-did not encourage the cherishing of hope.

And the treading those ways of duty is to be cultivated by the cherishing of benevolence.

Sweet, so would I. Yet I should kill thee with much cherishing.

So I went in to see Essie in somewhat chastened mood to get on with the cherishing.

She is a small, pious, affectionate girl of sharp intelligence, all of it devoted to the cherishing and advancement of her friends.

Esherick, Joseph W. "Cherishing Sources from Afar."

It held the same abandonment and grief, the same failed cherishing, the same loneliness-and the same exalting in-rush of love for the Ranyhyn.

You knew well that deep, quiet passion of mutual cherishing and mutual kindling, that piquant delight in your endless diversity and deep identity.

The success of Temujin in consolidation of the Mongols was due to his flexibility, his cherishing of his friends and his elaborated tactics.

"We have a vision," he said, "of this planet as a true symbiotic organism, supported equally by your kind and my kind, united in mutual need and mutual cherishing.

During the war, due to extensive society's activity in the cherishing of the Serb culture, almost entire documentation of the society was burned and destroyed, while clothes and instruments were stolen.

Three primary "human failings" are described including: the failure of business to distinguish rank or status from function; cost-consciousness of businessmen; and the cherishing of the stereotype of the efficient executive.

And did these materials, this wealth of merchandise and art not owe me one last balance of enjoyment, one last cherishing, even if it was just the valedictory recognition of their lost worth?

SDU's main political activities and aims are in the development of constitutional democracy, affirmation of constitutional patriotism and the cherishing of cultural, religious and national identities of all Bosnian-Herzegovinian citizens.

Zionism, too, merits understanding through the lives and consolations of its adherents - as a cherishing of an ancient intellectual, ethical and linguistic heritage; as a restoration, after long and bitter exile, to homeland.

So it's interesting, and more than a little disturbing, to see how Barb turned out-that she's meaner and slyer than I am, more cherishing of grudges, and not quite as smart as I'd hoped.

Goire Conaill Chernaig 7 Aided Aillela 7 Conall Chernaig "The Cherishing of Conall Cernach and the Deaths of Ailill and Conall Cernach"

Howell's Requiem and "Take Him, Earth, for Cherishing," Palestrina's Stabat Mater, Byrd's "Miserere," Allegri's "Miserere mei," Lotti's "Crucifuxus"; Nicholas White, music director.

Those who loved her waited anxiously for the disillusion which must come in spite of all their cherishing, for till now Rose had been so busy with her studies, travels, and home duties that she knew very little of the triumphs, trials, and temptations of fashionable life.

If the 1990s and 2000s were about globalisation, accessibility and multiculturalism, the signs are that this has palled and there's a turning back to the cherishing of native fare aligned to a weariness with the tinsel and bling and false deities of the celebrity age.

They moved in tranquillity about the furnishing of their last household and the cherishing of their last guest, and felt no need to speak of the past; mutually forgiven, if this was forgiveness that looked back now and felt no sting, with nothing asked or answered, nothing atoned for.

Clinton cherished the little time he spent with his family.

Why are children no longer cherished as they once were?

Those were times she cherished until her death in 1980, at the age of 83.

King's became the place he cherished the most for the rest of his life.

And all of it should be cherished, for death was long.

It is cherished, I feel sure, by every last one of us.

Since then we've seen her several times, and I cherish every moment.

On the one hand, we cherish children in our culture.

One might think the city's public schools would cherish such a teacher.

Things American were fun, and to be cherished above all else.

To be cherished, to have his children; that was what she wanted.

"I will remember and cherish tonight for the rest of my life."

Boy, she was really going to cherish her old man now.

To love and to cherish until death do us part.

He was not a person whom she cherished for himself.

But the game we love and cherish needs more than one good man.

Such a life should be cherished and this world would not do it.

Most people including me cherish their children and do not want to live in a police state.

His memory will be cherished by all who knew him.

It is also a space they have come to cherish.

Mom, I will always remember and cherish our times together.

I have come to cherish both, although this was not always so.

The mother he had loved and cherished was gone into the past.

I guess the first is the one we all cherish.

"There'll be your books and some of the little things you cherished."