Sentence examples for a lasting memory of from inspiring English sources

And it left a lasting memory of great film‑making.

McKenley, finishing second, came away with the silver medal and a lasting memory of Wint's relentless footsteps gaining on him: "Boom, boom, boom," as he later put it.

Sitting there as night fell, looking out over the medina, watching the lights go on and hearing the muezzins' call to prayer, is a lasting memory of Fez.

Rochette, the six-time Canadian national champion, won the bronze medal, a lasting memory of an accomplishment that will forever be tinged with sorrow.

Look for the daily chef's luncheon special, a selection of soup, salad and sandwich ($16). 1 p.m. 12. Bobsled Finale Now that you are comfortably at ease, it is time to create a lasting memory of Lake Placid.

And what can the country do to tempt them back?Jacek Bachalski, a politician and educational entrepreneur, holds out his hand to illustrate a lasting memory of an early trip to Britain.

A lasting memory for me of the first term was being in the women's room and seeing six women there talking to their partners or children, trying to do homework over the phone, while in the Chamber three people were talking complete nonsense.

The emphasis on the importance of poetry as a way of eternizing human achievement and of creating a lasting memory for the poet himself is appropriate to a friendship between a poet of modest social station and a friend who is better-born.

And if the play is lucky one of those great songs ends up something even more and becomes a lasting memory: Think "Music of the Night" from "Phantom" or "Home" from The Wiz.

REBOUNDS The Knicks began the day with a group photograph at the Eiffel Tower, a final lasting memory of their European tour.

It was a tribute to the Bulls' defence, in which Jamie Peacock's effort was phenomenal, that it took until the 75th minute, and Robbie Paul's fatal fumble, for McGuire to provide the one lasting memory of a dour Yorkshire battle - which will nevertheless be unforgettable for long-suffering Leeds.