Sentence examples for a memory of when from inspiring English sources

Parthians in their pointy hats, Abyssinians, Greeks from Odysseus's Ionian islands, Bactrians, Arabs, Indians and Gandarans from Afghanistan - they all march forwards with their gifts, a memory of when the whole region was at peace.

I have a memory of when I was a teen-ager: my father and I were in a fight, but, when we were sitting in front of the TV, we still made occasional remarks about the game.

I remember I once wrote a sixty-four-bar piece about a memory of when I was a little boy in bed and heard a man whistling on the street outside, his footsteps echoing away.

But there lingers a memory of when it felt it was a financial hostage to the world, and this helps explain the whiff of panic now in the air.

Spread the flesh of each buttock to the side and slowly move through a memory of when the two of you were happy, maybe that one Sunday when you were supposed to meet friends for brunch but instead you stayed in bed all afternoon, laughing and kissing and doing impressions of the cast of "Grey's Anatomy" as babies.

MJ: Well, the idea of it came from a memory of when I was in high school and I stole my mom's car one time with my friends.

The immune system is provoked by the agent and retains a memory of it; when the real pathogen tries to establish an infection, it is swamped by the pre-roused immune system.

I have a vivid memory of when Curious Incident took off, which was very early on, before it was published here, and it was quite scary.

"I have a clear memory of when I was quite small, at the time we had things called war mags where we read about the great exploits of British soldiers in World War II.

I have a vivid memory of when I was in fifth grade and you know when they're about to give you a Sex Ed lesson in school.

I have a vivid memory of when we were driving in downtown traffic and he said, "get in the right lane".