Sentence examples for alluring memories from inspiring English sources

The place leaves strong and alluring memories in the memories of visitors; in its caretakers it inspires lifelong loyalty.

A five-megapixel digital camera may seem alluring ("More Megapixels, Better Memories!" promises an ad for the retailer Good Guys), even though "most people's three-megapixel cameras are more than adequate for almost all photography use," said Mark Rutherford, a photographer with studios in Oakland, Calif., and New York City.

So the clarinetist Richard Stoltzman joined Mr. Ruff on bass for a slinky, alluring account of the Eubie Blake song "Memories of You".

Pack your camera to take alluring snaps and preserve it as pleasant memories.

Whilst there, they found themselves living with the alluring Astrid, a subjugated Danish aristocrat; a situation which inspires awkward memories.

He also aimed to make his new game hard but alluring; it would challenge players on their reflexes rather than on their memories of layouts and timings.

Watkins works in the intersections between public history, private memory, and imagination, the known and the far more alluring unknown.

My love for this beer harks back to my school days abroad, when I didn't know a Flemish sour ale from a Coors Light, and friends have suggested that my almost irrational attachment to Pelforth has much to do with its link to fond memories of youth, or simply that its unavailability makes it more alluring.

Alluring even.

She is effortlessly alluring.

It's alluring.