The phrase "about a memorable" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a topic or event that is significant or noteworthy in some way.
Example: "I want to write a story about a memorable trip I took last summer."
Alternatives: "regarding an unforgettable" or "concerning a significant".
As one critic noted about a memorable early Bostridge performance of Schubert's Winterreise song cycle.
Instead of tracking participants' meals over time, the researchers asked them to come in and write about a memorable victory or defeat by their favourite team or athlete.
Room after room, work after work, Tuerlinckx has been perplexing me since I first wrote about a memorable show she made for the South London Gallery years ago.
LUIGI'S MANSION Dark Moon Released on March 24 Developed by Next Level Games and Nintendo For Nintendo 3DS Rated E (Everyone) Over a decade ago, Luigi, the green-clad brother of Super Mario, set about a memorable ghost-hunting adventure.
So, if you're 13 to 19 years old, please tell us below about a memorable moment in your STEM education — whether in school or out of school, whether last week or 10 years ago — and what it taught you.
With about a block left before we got to school and lost in the memory, I started to tell my kids about a memorable teacher of my own: Mr. Hobson, my fourth grade teacher.
Stone: Retail design is about creating a memorable experience that evokes an emotional and psychological reaction.
Finally, it's about leaving a memorable impression with your colleagues that you are dependable and able to move conversations into action and enforce accountability -- while at the same time inspiring people to achieve, stretch their thinking and challenge their capabilities to grow and prosper.
It's all about experience, a memorable moment, and the emotions attached to it.
It's about using a memorable metaphor to draw a powerful picture that "Romney lacks any core convictions and that he will say and do whatever it takes to win".
I've always had a good time when I've done live performances while a visual artist created a live piece inspired by the music and the moment... ultimately it's about creating a memorable experience that is unique, engaging, and entertaining.
