Sentence examples for a favourite memory from inspiring English sources

A favourite memory was watching the "The Six Million Dollar Man".

Everyone has a favourite memory of Ade Edmondson's peerless comedy alongside Rik Mayall: blowing up the set of University Challenge on The Young Ones, or fielding darts thrown at his head in the bonkers sitcom Bottom.

A favourite memory of Glaeser's is captured in a photograph of a customer's green leather cowboy boots next to a color-matched vehicle.

Or that Phil Tufnell would offer such a mundane contribution: "My favourite memory of Lord's is the lunches when I was playing.

"But perhaps my favourite memory of a Saddlers boss goes back to the final day of Walsall's 1998-99 promotion season.

The BBC's Jon Kay, at Heathrow, said American runner Manteo Mitchell, who ran the last 200m of the Olympic men's 4x400m relay heats with a broken left leg, recorded his favourite memory as: "God allowing me to have the strength to finish the race".

My most favourite memory that was kind of a nightmare, but more a crazy hilarious, random experience, was playing a festival called the Inter City Music Festival in Inner Mongolia.

And do you have a favourite sporting memory from the games you have played?

Everyone's got a favourite MySpace memory, right?

Athletes are being invited to record their favourite memory of London 2012 and hang it on a tree which will be displayed at the airport.

My favourite memory of chichinga is of sitting roadside in McCarthy Hill, a neighbourhood in Accra, and listening to uncle Ernest and my dad's old school friend Albert as they regaled me with stories of my industrious and intelligent young father.