Sentence examples for a lingering memory from inspiring English sources

I'm going to die, I'm going to die".' Like many survivors of the Khmer Rouge, he also carries with him a lingering memory of hunger.

The corps has already spent about $24 million just to determine the scope of the problems at Lake Isabella, and with the New Orleans levee failures during Hurricane Katrina a lingering memory, Congress has appropriated money for other federal dam repair projects as well.

But the Devils' move to Prudential Center this season spares Gomez any lingering memories.

It is a country that unfurls between two rivers, filled with longing but bereft of borders of sect and ethnicity that cut through even the smallest towns with the blunt edge of a blast wall or a massacre's lingering memory.

Schwartz was banking that Lancelot's acclaim as a calypso singer and the lingering memory of Harry Belafonte's gold-record album "Calypso" would catapult the sitcom into production.

Was it the lingering memory of being a child, when the thing still had genuine magic?

It is the lingering memory of their sensational and fearless fights which casts a historical shadow over Mayweather's greatness.

She has repeatedly managed to shrug off scandal and thrive on the lingering memory of her brave defiance of apartheid.

Insiders talk about a concern with privacy that runs much deeper than in the US, partly because of the lingering memory of Big Brother in former Communist countries.

On another day the magnitude of those sixes might have been the lingering memory of the day.

The old United are no more and the lingering memory of Martial's performance will be his dive to try to conjure up a first-half penalty.