Sentence examples for Left an indelible memory from inspiring English sources

For those of us growing up in the 1950s, the voices that brought us our favourite sports left an indelible memory on the ear.

The meeting left an indelible memory.

I think the next time that I, like my old friend D. Gorton, want to leave an indelible memory on an impressionable heart, I'll serve the lemon soufflé with whipped cream and a chocolate soufflé with a cold coffee crème anglaise.

My body can't help it: all those years of sharing a bed have left an indelible muscle memory and, wherever I start off, I migrate, crablike, to the edge during the night.

"It left … an indelible memory.

Michael Mansfield QC, who represented Miller, said that the recordings of the interrogation "left an indelible impression on my memory … I took the trouble to count the number of times Miller protested his innocence: over 300".

No World Cup, but only 18 managers in 84 years have won one, and how many of the unsuccessful others left an indelible mark on the memory quite like this?

I illustrate that the viciousness of this strategy was a topic of strident debate for contemporary observers and that it left an indelible mark on public memory.

This character reinforced the worst of degraded stereotypes of Asians and Asian Americans and left an indelible imprint on the collective American memory.

The era's storied exuberance is a memory, but the revolution left an indelible mark on the industry.

The experience left an indelible mark.