Sentence examples for My memory of having from inspiring English sources
She probably suspected that once I got used to being at a boys' school my memory of having had a female playmate would grow dim and seem unworthy, even ridiculous.
The colours were rich and burnished (that background red, in particular), the shadows were deep – yet at the same time, there was a precision to the images, a sort of hyperreal clarity, that didn't jibe with my memory of having watched the film, either in the cinema or at home.
Never before in my memory of having lived in Bangkok several years over two decades can I ever remember a display of public outrage by Thai students, politicians and ordinary people who poured into the streets in the tens of thousands near Thammasat University and the Democracy Monument where I used to sip tea quietly in neighborhood cafes.
Lately, some Times colleagues wondered, with my memories of having covered baseball, pro football and boxing at Yankee Stadium for more than half a century, whether I planned to be the last sportswriter out of the Stadium.
Soyinka admitted: "My memory of General Buhari has become rather mixed up.
My earliest memories of having horrible or upsetting thoughts go back to when I was around 10 years old.
While I don't eat hot dogs or burgers in my daily life, every now and then I crave one and it tends to be when I find myself in New England because of my childhood memories of having them loaded with meat sauce in Gloversville's New York Lunch.
The memory of having controlled my way through a choice feels more intimate compared to being guided by an actor in the same moment at a fixed pace.
As I get older, my memories of parties have begun congealing into a gelatinous whole, one long night filled with an interminable parade of faces, songs, and clubs.
My memories of her had not changed, and they will endure for as long as my brain is still functioning.
Years later, when my memory of the story had grown vague, the novel itself was lent to me by a crime-fan friend.
