Sentence examples for a memory from a from inspiring English sources

But that image could become a memory from a bygone era.

Instead, the cliff-scape seems to be a memory from a previous build that she's accessing in scraps.

The image looks like a memory from a 1950s childhood, the gigantic, lumbering chair a stand-in for adult presence.

But Ms. Zimmer had never been to Egypt before, at least not in her current body; she was referring to a memory from a past life.

I love trying to sniff out a memory from a bud vase or a favorite song from a case of L.P.'s.

I already wrote a profile of the player here, so I shall limit myself here to a memory – from a game between Inter and Juventus back in March 2008.

Fittingly, it turns on a memory from credulous childhood, a time when it would not "occur to one of us there / To doubt they were kneeling then".

Dr. Booth thinks he recognizes the word "nightingale," which triggers a memory from his own childhood, but a trick memory, a mirage.

"When I'm connected to something, I immediately see a visual or a series of images that are tied to a feeling or an emotion, a memory from my childhood, thoughts about life, my dreams or my fantasies.

I have a memory from childhood of an episode of The Mary Tyler Moore Show, in which Mary is audited by a cute but obnoxious I.R.S. agent who comes to her apartment to examine her returns and develops a crush on her.

It evokes a memory from years ago.