The phrase "a memorable example" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a specific instance or case that stands out in one's memory due to its significance or impact.
Example: "The teacher provided a memorable example of teamwork by sharing the story of a successful project completed by her students."
Alternatives: "a striking instance" or "a noteworthy case."
A memorable example was a life-size airplane lavatory that he made in 1999.
A memorable example of instantaneous evocation comes in Copland's score for "The Heiress".
But Julia Mae's, near Carrabelle, turned out to be a memorable example.
A memorable example was the Titanic, which was built in the early days of steam turbine propulsion.
Mr. Maher cited a memorable example: "One night it was Margaret Thatcher, the next night it was a Lawrence Welk reunion".
A memorable example occurred last summer when Bob Inglis, a House Republican from South Carolina, drew the ire of insurgents at a town hall meeting.
One memorable example began, "The central irony of financial crisis is that while it is caused by too much confidence, too much borrowing and lending and too much spending, it can only be resolved with more confidence, more borrowing and lending, and more spending".
"It was my belief that the Human Genome Project represented a great, memorable example of a general point we had been making: that federal investments in research have a great payoff not just for human health but the economy in general," she tells ScienceInsider.
Can you give me a recent or memorable example where you felt preferred place of death was dealt with well?
In the process, he's created some memorable images and an even more memorable example of blending art, service and self.
The most memorable example was an epic drinking-bout of an interview with Francis Bacon that began with a bottle of champagne at 9am and continued with Bragg and Bacon slurring their way through a hilarious disquisition on the nature of reality.
