Sentence examples for It's a distant memory from inspiring English sources

It's a distant memory now, but for a while there, the Poo was purpler than Prince.

It's a distant memory.

By the time Trump took the stage at a victory rally in Spartanburg Saturday night, he was already reminiscing about South Carolina as if it were a distant memory, promising future conquests in next week's Nevada caucuses and in the 11 states that hold primaries on Super Tuesday.

As James Poniewozik of Time concluded at year's end, "the mass-media audience as we have known it" is a distant memory.

By the 55th minute it was a distant memory.

It is a distant memory but it is there all the same.

Chris Heck, 47, a house framer living here, spoke of the building boom that buoyed this community and the rest of the state as if it were a distant memory.

The many years that Mr. Franks, 49, spent as the dutiful Republican soldier, the kudos he received for leading his party to victory in the early 1990's, the sage advice he gave to Thomas H. Kean and other New Jersey Republican stalwarts -- all of it is a distant memory in 2000, a year when the strange political moons over New Jersey seem not to be aligning in his favor.

It seems as if it was a distant memory, a dream, or another lifetime.

It may be a distant memory now, but the mayoral race began in April with series of positive advertisements extolling the mayor's record (on education and crime) and pledging progress in a third term (by saving thousands of jobs and units of housing for people of lesser means).

If you'd asked me four years ago where I thought the competitive Super Smash Bros. Melee scene would be in 2016, I'd have shrugged and guessed that it would be a distant memory by now.