Keepsake used in a sentence

Keepsake in a sentence as a noun

Thank you, I saved that as a keepsake.

They might still keep it, as a keepsake, but it's not publicly available.

Could this Wikipedia entry be wrong?In any event I wouldn't cash a check like that, it's a nice keepsake.

Buying a $1 for more than $1 from an economics professor is funny, maybe a good story, maybe a good keepsake, and plausibly worth more in utility than what they paid.

Furthermore, the use of diagnostic ultrasound for non-medical purposes such as fetal keepsake videos has been discouraged.

Inside, the descriptions of the places were as idyllic as the drawings--I have never been to Sioux City, Iowa, but the postcard certainly was persuasive!It gave me a feeling similar to looking at the liner notes for vinyl albums--it truly felt like a quality keepsake, and I can understand why Gramma kept them rather than sent them.

Fit and finish are just a little bit better, tolerances are tighter, materials are of higher quality.> Maybe there isn't, but I know that 40 years from now when my kids inherit this guitar they will have something that has retained its value and will be treated like a keepsake instead of relegated to a landfill as "junk".I cheated on this count by buying a guitar made in 1974, so my kids will get a 75 year old guitar.