Cherished moments

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

Original post | Most every family keeps photo albums, holding cherished moments.

There were cherished moments when as friends we managed to grieve together.

So, too, his solitary World Cup game – the 1-0 win over Ecuador in 2006 – which remains one of his most cherished moments.

Yeah, I know, those three Thursday nights where you weren't screaming at the telly were cherished moments, free from rancour and strife but they could never last, not in a month of Sundays.

Positioning itself as "the place to remember when", it wants people to collect and share their "most cherished moments", from "heart-warming personal experiences" to the Queen's silver jubilee and Live Aid, with photo archives from the Press Association and the Francis Frith Collection.

Sony's Handycam HDR-FX1 lets you record your cherished moments in sharp, clear high definition for $3,700.

What we saw from Obama in Tucson will be a defining, even cherished moment in his presidency.

"His physical presence is always noticed, so he cherishes moments of not having that," VanderMeulen said.

The enlightenment crowd, by contrast, abstains from technology in search of authenticity, forsaking e-mail for handwritten letters, replacing phone calls with face-to-face conversations, cherishing moments instead of capturing them with cameras.

I decided to make even more of a conscious effort every day to cherish moments.

Don't drop your other friends, because every friend counts and you should cherish moments like these with them.