Sentence examples for a distinct memory from inspiring English sources

She apparently has a distinct memory; he allegedly was drunk.

"Sir, having reviewed my notes, I have a distinct memory of it," she said.

I have a distinct memory of you in the signing line, saying nothing to anyone, intense.

But I have a distinct memory of going off to make a cup of tea during my preview DVD.

I have a distinct memory of looking into the kitchen, feeling so worried about getting the food out on time.

This last may seem a bit strange, but I have a distinct memory of playing football with Seamus, Michael, and Christopher somewhere in or around Glanmore.

I remember them being worth money was I was in elementary school in fact, I have a very distinct memory of selling a Japanese holographic card for $200 to another kid in a darkened classroom.

It would be helpful, in assessing Armstrong's level of contrition, if he had a more distinct memory of suing the woman he had called a whore.

I have a very distinct memory of the first couple weeks of school.

I have a very distinct memory of coming home, sitting on the mattress on the floor of my tiny apartment, and staring hopelessly at the forlorn little collection of books on my window sill.

I have a very distinct memory of him listening to String Cheese Incident's version of Take Five.