muchloved

Paifrey talked to the dog in the sort of continual flow of affectionate banter that other people might use on a mildly backward and muchloved child who had not yet learned to talk.

Beard 2010

Competition gets stronger each year as this active group of participants contributes to this muchloved fair feature.

Examiner 2010

"There is nothing that can help us but tomorrow or the next day, it could be your beloved daughter, your wonderful sister, your best friend, your muchloved girlfriend, niece, cousin, wife, mother."

The Daily Record - Home 2009

A statement from Elliot's family described the teenager as 'a muchloved, confident, intelligent and humorous young man '.

Home | Mail Online 2009

A statement from Elliot's family described the teenager as 'a muchloved, confident, intelligent and humorous young man '.

Home | Mail Online 2009

Next Monday's Monday Night at the Movies, at Orangeville's Galaxy Cinema, features Every Little Step, an audience favourite at the 2008 Toronto International Film Festival, which captures the magic of the muchloved show by filming the casting process of the 2006 stage revival.

Orangeville 2009

Yet in a curious act of penance, reminiscent of Henry II’s barefoot walk through the streets of Canterbury to atone for the part he had played in the murder of his muchloved Archbishop, Thomas à Becket, so the Queen, Prince Charles and the rest of her family underwent a very public transformation in style, if not substance, in an act of deference toward the dead Princess.

DIANA ANDREW MORTON 1992

Yet in a curious act of penance, reminiscent of Henry II’s barefoot walk through the streets of Canterbury to atone for the part he had played in the murder of his muchloved Archbishop, Thomas à Becket, so the Queen, Prince Charles and the rest of her family underwent a very public transformation in style, if not substance, in an act of deference toward the dead Princess.

DIANA ANDREW MORTON 1992