Sentence examples for a memorable part from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a memorable part" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a specific section or element of something that stands out in terms of significance or impact. Example: "The concert had many highlights, but the solo performance was truly a memorable part of the evening."
It's a memorable part of history.
Sunday's games will not be a memorable part of the story.
For many Americans, including me, Lizzie's story is a memorable part of adolescent education.
Spending time at the recycling was a memorable part of our social life.
According to his wife, Herring's nearly 20 years at Stanford were a memorable part of his life in which the people in the applied physics department became both colleagues and social friends.
God is a memorable part of the title but there's much to distract you from the religious parts; if you read the book when you were too young, there may have been places where you had no idea what was going on, and you either ignored it or worked hard to figure it out.
Indeed, it wasn't until 1977, some 30 years into his career, that Walken began to be considered a menacing movie presence, when he landed a small but memorable part as Annie Hall's death-obsessed brother Duane in Woody Allen's hit movie.
College is a fun and memorable part of life and you can keep the experience a positive one by ensuring that you always keep one eye on the future and make all credit decisions based on how it may impact your credit in the future.
On Kylie Minogue, who has a small but memorable part in Holy Motors, he said her performance "was marginally worse than in the Doctor Who Xmas special".
Nelson was a successful actor who enjoyed a steadfast career, including the US television series My Favorite Husband and a small but memorable part in The Shining.
But of course he's right, he did do something large and worthwhile, of which the relentless playing of David Bowie was but a small yet memorable part.
