Sentence examples for The memento from inspiring English sources
noun
A keepsake; an object kept as a reminder of a place or event.
- I kept the shell as a memento of my visit to the seashore.
The memento of a happy time would be cleaned before storing.
The memento is evidence of how a legacy is shaped rather than objectively told.
The memento is an ankle bracelet that detects alcohol, a device described by her publicity representative, Leslie Sloane Zelnik, as part of an intensive outpatient program.
The memento is a reference to the repeal in 1999 of Depression-era legislation; the repeal overturned core financial regulations, allowed for the creation of Citi and helped feed the Wall Street boom.
The memento stands as a fitting metaphor for the hard-charging yet coolly calculated way in which Kwek is building a first-class hotel operation.
The memento mori is currently on view at the Morbid Anatomy Museum in Brooklyn, New York, as part of its "Taxidermy: Art, Science & Immortality" exhibition.
I had expected to quietly buy the memento for $100.
His medium is the human trace and the memento mori.
She makes her home in the memento-filled penthouse apartment in which Mr. Horman was raised on East 76th Street.
They reach into the corners of City Hall, including the tax office, the planning office and the memento-adorned office of the mayor.
It's the fourth time he has claimed that record, after the Memento-inspired thriller Ghajini ($30m , 2008, college drama 3 Idiots ($62m , 2009 and action extravaganza Dhoom 3 ($85m , 2013.
