We cherish corpses.

Cherish this moment.

I cherish this city.

It was a really special time and one we will always cherish.

Cherish the human in yourself.

Plato's my friend, but truth I cherish even more.

Family members cherish the hope that their loved ones will return.

The dilemma and it is a decisive one is that today we cherish the passionate curiosity of an Albert Einstein.

Trini Like Salt certainly seems to cherish his parents, especially his mother

Those who cherish free political systems and free economic systems share similar hopes.

The Echo of Moscow Russians had come to know and cherish seemed to vanish.

At times we are rude, disrespectful and impatient with our parents, but the reality is that at times when we are far from our parents, we tend to cherish and appreciate them more.

It was worth the two hour wait. Yeah! I'll cherish this signature for a lifetime.

I cherish every minute I spent with Edom, a woman who bravely stands for her convictions.

But although Russians dislike the powerful, and cherish underdogs and martyrs, a man in jail no longer looks strong.

There is a growing danger that the open platform we all cherish will increasingly be colonized by corporate greed, criminal activity, and conflict between states with ordinary citizens the ultimate victims.

Smile at your neighbour, cherish your spouse, listen to ballads, go to musicals, use your telephone, converse, explain, listen, agree, apologise.

The public below, just like the leaders above, cherish political stability the popularity ratings of both Prime Minister Putin and President Dmitri Medvedev remain above 70 .

Jawaharlal Nehru was hugely popular because he was known to cherish free speech, take seriously the views of his critics, and defend their right to disagree with him.

To me, it underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known.

If you go to YouTube and search for Carl Sagan Pale Blue Dot, you can see it, and hear Sagan himself telling us that we must cherish our world because everything humans have ever valued exists only on that pale blue dot.

With all their inconvenient conditions, they still try to keep their prison proper, a fact which only reminded me that these people are coming from homes and families that taught them how to be civilized and cherish dignity.

We photographed, we filmed, we interviewed.

We do what we must because we can.

We French would give way to We Gauls, We Latins, We Bretons, We Franks, or We Europeans depending on the topic.

While seeing the Earth as a whole diminishes the importance of things like national boundaries that divide us, he said, it also underscores our responsibility to deal more kindly with one another, and to preserve and cherish the pale blue dot, the only home we've ever known. Al Gore used the pale blue dot image at the end of his film, An Inconvenient Truth, suggesting that if we wreck this planet, we have nowhere else to go.

We had homes, we had jobs, we had cars.

So when we numb those, we numb joy, we numb gratitude, we numb happiness.

We sell them, we kill them as embryos, we enslave them, we rape them.

We talk louder, we shout, we say many words, we are in your face.

We think we understand it.

If we could, would we?

We sit, we drink tea...

We sing, yes, we sing

We sang as we walked.

We know who we are.

We did all we could.

We did all we could.

We want what we want.

We are what we think.

We know what we want.

We did everything we could.

We do what we want.

We do what we want.

We are who we are.