Our preacher knew how
much I cherished that story and evenused it in the sermon of our wedding!
Misbehavior is considered a serious threat to
the much cherished established order.
By 1948, the year Rauschenberg arrived at the rural campus, the Quiet House was
a much cherished space for meditation and ceremonial use.
The show touches upon many beloved characters and is the strongest, most accurate depictions of the characters of
the much cherished fighting game.
Resident Evil is of course the HD remaster of the GameCube remake of
the much cherished survival horror game, while Transformers: Devastation was a well made game from PlatinumGames starring the Robots in Disguise, albeit one that was obviously cheaply made.
These curly - tailed pooches with a comical expression were
much cherished by the Emperors of China and were often assigned luxurious accommodations.
Firstly I would like to thank Global Education Magazine for the invitation to share my work as the Director of African Centre for Community and Development on
this much cherished platform.
I recall how
much she cherished this gift and how I was absolutely mesmerized by it.
«We call on all loyal members to ignore this call and see them for what they are; destroyers of
our much cherished party.
«Baba is like a good driver who has driven for a long distance and so
much cherished by his passengers, whether he is willing to cover more distance its best decided by him.
It was truly humbling to hear of other peoples experiences — not just of loss, but of a rocky road through pregnancy or the early days, and to help celebrate these families was truly special and
a much cherished memory.
The founder of the modern Olympic games, Baron Pierre de Coubertin, first stated the Olympic creed in 1896, and it is as
much a cherished ideal today as it was more than a century ago: «The most important thing in the Olympic Games is not to win but to take part.»
Despite delivering
the much cherished 10th European Cup, Florentino Perez isn't happy with the progress and as ever the Bernabeu, there is never any hesitation to change managers.
RvP left and we replaced him with Giroud, Arshavin was compromised to make way for
much cherished British core.
With the Supreme Court striking down the Defense of Marriage Act last year and same - sex marriage now imposed by court after court, it's hard to sustain the illusion,
much cherished by the secular left as a scare tactic, that our country is on the brink of a theocratic takeover.
Living in the city, as I do, oftentimes reminds me of just how
much I cherish a country setting.
We all know how
much he cherishes the top four!
But he said he did it for me and knew how
much I cherish the experience and I still do.
I can not begin to tell you how
much I cherish our breastfeeding time and how close we are.
Despite all the pain, she is very
much cherishing and enjoying every bit of being pregnant.
No matter how
much I cherish a bag I leave receipts, gum wrappers, and who knows what else in all of them!
I am a simple, nice kind of person who very
much cherishes friendship.I Love to swim, cook, and travel during vacation.
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much we cherish our animals.
St. Valentine's Day comes to remind us how
much we cherish our couple,...
No matter what candidate you like, one thing I think we can all agree on is how
much we cherish the freedoms and rights we have as citizens of the United States.
Another rare, but oh so precious gift that I still very
much cherish to this day!
It's a beautiful ring, and I know how
much you cherish it!
Not exact matches
It would be a profound desecration of their memory were we to preach despair to our children when we are in fact so
much closer than were our fathers to the
cherished goal of full equality.
I
cherished as
much as you will receive performed right here.
We will never escape the possibility of the Black Swan * no matter how
much data we amass in support of our most
cherished convictions.
We have pastors who write to us after
Cherish saying, «Thank you so
much, our women came back blessed, encouraged, empowered and loving the local Church even more.»
New age spirituality is
much closer to buddhism than to the author's
cherished christianity.
He allowed humans to do the writing in their own flavor and style that is how
much he loved and
cherished their way of writing this thoughs.
Maybe you should read that book you
cherish so
much and you might actually know what you are talking about.
Of the Bible she wrote, «I regard these writings as histories consisting of mingled truth and fiction, and while I admire and
cherish much of what I believe to have been the moral teaching of Jesus himself, I consider the system of doctrines built upon the facts of his life... to be most dishonorable to God and most pernicious in its influence on individual and social happiness.»
They give expression to a very contemporary and vibrant faith that is both simpler and
much more complex than the complexifications
cherished by those who know only that we live in a secular society.
«It is my hope that, in due course, the parents will be able to derive some small measure of comfort from the knowledge that they have done all they can for their
much - loved and
cherished son.»
You should be thankful that reason and logic defeated the Christian values in the book you
cherish so
much.
The process has indeed a destructive side, for so
much of what passes for the communication of persons in superficial living must now give way to the painful process of exploring what is hard to admit, and the giving up of
cherished self - images.
When the state attempts to instill morality, the attempt seems intrusive and even threatening precisely because that work has traditionally been reserved to family, community and religion, to the institutions of our diversity — a thing we have
cherished historically
much better than we do now, for all our talk.
I
cherished as
much as you'll obtain carried out proper here.
Even on days when I wasn't sure that God exists, when I wasn't sure I loved him or even liked him
much, I knew that I
cherished this image of him.
Dietrich Bonhoeffer wrote from Spain: «It is only when one loves this life and this earth so
much that without them everything would be lost and gone — only when one
cherishes this life can he believe in the resurrection.»
The monk, however
much he might
cherish seclusion and prize contemplation, was never actually with - drawn from the social fabric.
I need one of those little round carrots, they are SO CUTE!!!! I would hug it and
cherish it and never ever think about eating it...
much to adorable for that!
I learned so
much from you and I will always
cherish the memories of the Picnic Game.
I loved it as
much, and
cherished it as
much, if not more.
It was so
much fun, despite how exhausting that all sounded, and I truly
cherish the days gone by.
With so
much tragedy striking our world lately I have felt more compelled than ever to discover and
cherish the joy in my life and I derive an incredible amount of joy from cooking.
It's such a good feeling when you take the time to make something special for someone you love, I promise gifts from the heart are
cherished much more than spending a fortune on the latest gadget.