Sentence examples for a memory of going from inspiring English sources

I have a memory of going to LACMA as a young teenager with my mother when it was in Exposition Park.

They might even share a childhood memory of going to a game as part of a Scout troop outing or something.

But I have a distinct memory of going off to make a cup of tea during my preview DVD.

He has a vague memory of going to New York to see his uncle play.

I do have a cute memory of going to hear guitarist Andres Segovia at the Academy of Music, and in my young age of fidgeting I would run around the outer hallway opening each door to the balcony and think I was looking into a different theater.

For our dads, the idea of macho got lost in some encounter group somewhere (except for Burt Reynolds in "Semi-Tough," when he is supposed to piss himself during a EST conference but sneaks in a catheder flask taped to his leg as back-up, which, ironically, I have a clear memory of going to see with my dad).

"I have a weird one: I have a really clear memory of going to Coney Island as a kid and hearing 'Criminal Minded.' A friend of mine had a boombox and had 'Criminal Minded' and playing it on the beach by the boardwalk.

"I have a very vivid memory of going to Brussels on the final Monday and being on my own at the airport and looking at the snow gradually thawing and thinking to myself, This is terrible," he said.

"My first memory of going to a movie is when my parents took me to 'E.T.,' " he said.

I have this vivid memory of going to Cinespace on a night that happened to be Busy P's birthday.

My first memory of going on the internet was in late 1998, when I was a film student and I visited the university library to do some research.