well-loved

We have lost a good and well-loved King in these past weeks.

She was a highly social, well-loved girl who seemed to know everybody.

He was one of the most well-loved guys you’d ever meet, and I’m not just saying that because he’s my son.

But many were the well-loved faces he saw clearly only with his heart.

A well-loved man, before a disaster took his family from him.

You don't have the look of a woman who's been well-loved.

Other parents of well-loved Down children would dispute that decision.

Then she realized it was an old game, often played, well-loved.

He was a well-loved man and did a lot of jobs for people in the flats.

Over time, parents encourage their children to do more reading or telling of stories, particularly with well-loved books.

The old, familiar, well-loved ways are never right for them, they always want to change everything to suit themselves.

Sometimes a family moving away from the area will commission a painting to help them remember a particularly well-loved home.

But each turn of the growing season also means leaving well-loved crops behind.

And the library has the atmosphere of a well-loved room.

It's a contemporary treatment of what is a very well-loved song.

He looked as if a well-loved member of his family had just returned from a long voyage.

Mary recognised His well-loved voice through the tears in her eyes.

April, 1977 Raymond was well-loved in the community, worked hard at his job, helped anyone who needed him.

"I think of the buildings at a university as being like books in a well-loved family library," he said.

To a person, the accounting has always been emotional: Did he or she feel well-loved?

Over time she became a well-known and well-loved figure in Chile.

He was such a well-loved person in the family.

She was wanted, looked forward to and "well-loved," Short said.

She was well-loved and a highly-respected member of our team.

Suleman herself said she was well-loved and close to her parents.