Sentence examples similar to I'll commit that to memory from inspiring English sources

Maybe you could take a picture of it and commit that to memory for a reminder when you get stuck.

"But when I flatten them out in a photograph I can commit that image to memory".

And surely nobody's got the time or the inclination to commit that sort of intrinsically inconsequential fluff to memory.

And once you sizzle the veal Marsala from Trapani, you'll commit the straight forward recipe to memory and serve it often: "Sicily" (Phaidon, $39.95).

"Kipling was a philosophy that I told you to commit to memory when you were a kid," says Eubank Sr, amused.

It has been said that writing notes in more than one colour will help you commit them to memory with greater ease.

This will help you commit it to memory.

Details will enter your mind but will not be committed to memory.

I'll have that memory for a long, long time".

Our brains commit that rewarding feeling to memory, letting us know to do it again.

Plato countered that a culture that had to commit everything to memory was limited in its intellectual possibilities.