It was a house of newlyweds who had had to flee to Turkey. I told them they could put all their cherished things in a locked room, and I promised to respect their memories there. And so it was.

Stalin is yet another cherished role model.

The Folklore of Buried Memories

Fading memories of past experiences allow new memories to bloom, much as decaying leaves allow for new growth.

Memories of Tiananmen are still fresh.

These events are not distant memories.

If I cherished sin in my heart, the Lord wouldn't have listened.

The institution of asylum must be defended and cherished at all costs.

But they're very different types of memories.

They conspire with cunning against your people. They plot against your cherished ones.

Old stereotypes and inappropriate historical memories have reappeared.

The greatest crime we committed or tolerated was the savaging of our cherished Constitution.

Is the present environment of development in tranquil harmony not something to be cherished?

Our memories will forever behold his sayings and stance.

Speakers of the treasure languages cherished by Untranslatable are invited to submit their favourite word here.

The victors of the last world war cherished their convictions no less than we do ours.

Consequently, Armenia became a mono ethnic country, which was a long cherished dream of the Armenians.

Now memories of Kris remain alive and accessible from anywhere.

LONDON Kosovo s recent unilateral declaration of independence brought back memories.

The point of this post is to simply document memories.

They are also used in magnetic random access memories (MRAM).

The autobiographical self is built on the basis of past memories and memories of the plans that we have made it's the lived past and the anticipated future.

France eventually regained its soul but long after a dark eclipse of its most cherished democratic values.

Since the 19th century, neuroscientists have speculated that maybe your memories the information that makes you, you maybe your memories are stored in the connections between your brain's neurons.

And yet we risk being led astray by memories of 1979.

Most victims also use various excuses to bottle up their memories.

On her memories with Chavez, Khatib is debating writing a book.

The project hopes to collect 5 million personal memories by 2015.

They don't really go to the usual place that memories go.

The artist then also mapped many of the world's cities that cherished and bred this new art form.

Yes, it does sharpen the memories, even as it eases the pain.

Meanwhile, the Twitter hashtag GrowingUpSingaporean inspired netizens to share their childhood memories.

Churchill had fond memories of Cuba as a ... large, rich, beautiful island ... .

May the eminent personalities whose memories we honour today rest in peace.

The current situation in Northeast Asia does not require any of the three countries to abandon cherished national claims.

Stories accompany me, keeping my pieces and memories together, like an existential glue.

But drastic attempts at fiscal consolidation immediately evoke memories of the Great Depression.

Inevitably, the new rightists bring back memories of storm troopers and race laws.

This fate is its own Babel, a confused mixture of memories and places.

One of my childhood memories is asking my mother about a curious custom.

The simple conversations and everyday encounters while travelling are of my dearest memories.

Meanwhile Dougal Marwick ( dougalm) from Edinburgh associates Niemeyer's buildings with positive personal memories.

These three systems are coming together, allowing people to share resources without sacrificing their lifestyles, or their cherished personal freedoms.

I told them this is not any celebration. It is the birthday of the cherished, the Lion (Assad of Damascus)

Be humble and merciful towards them and say , Lord , have mercy upon them as they cherished me in my childhood .