much-loved

The Government wants a much-loved service to become a business.

So what on Earth could have happened to this much-loved woman?

He was clearly much-loved and well thought of by many people.

His family have lost a much-loved brother and son, for which no justice will bring him back.

This much-loved community space has been used by thousands of young people over the years.

Nobody could doubt she has recently lost a much-loved father.

Many came to see her; she was a much-loved woman.

She was our much-loved daughter and a baby sister to her 11-year-old brother Jack.

Moving out of a much-loved family home is hard emotionally.

Over the years, she could be seen around the garden with a much-loved black dog at her side.

I bring back a much-loved character everybody thinks is dead.

Jill was a much-loved member of the local radio family.

In a human generation we have lost around half the population of a common and much-loved bird.

Yet it became a much-loved haven where he spent the rest of his life.

The problem is change comes at a price: the loss of services from much-loved local hospitals.

I recognise this has been a very difficult time for them and that they have lost a much-loved member of their family.

"She just wanted a few extra minutes to say goodbye to our much-loved little boy."

I have seen it many times: you are a much-loved leader of our men and women in uniform.

The hope is he will bring in a whole new audience to the much-loved show."

At least three Australians have been named after a much-loved car.

The warmth of his presence made him a much-loved figure before he even spoke a word.

In the middle is a much-loved children's centre and some angry locals.

For some, the right to buy allowed them to invest in improving a much-loved family home.

He is a much-loved friend of all at the Mowanjum community.

How long does it take for the dated to become a much-loved classic?