Sentence examples for an experience to remember from inspiring English sources

They want an experience to remember".

A number of them played alongside their pupils in front of the conductor, which, for some, was itself an experience to remember.

Staying on a number of islands in the Baltic Sea has certainly been an experience to remember, but discovering Christiana in Copenhagen really made my trip to Scandinavia complete.

Aside from the fast-paced action and a strong emphasis on providing fans with an experience to remember, one of the key reasons for darts' mainstream resurgence in Britain after a sharp dip in popularity from its 1980s heyday was Sid Waddell, who, like Fry, was a Cambridge graduate.

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The jovial trainers make the encounters an experience to remember.

A latte at a café is a sensory experience to remember, rather than a hurried and even guilty pleasure.

From the beaded curtain hanging in the window to the colorful assortment of belts dangling from a suspended wire bustier in the middle of the store, we could tell that this would be a shopping experience to remember.

To test the idea, evolutionary biologists Frederic Mery and Tadeusz Kawecki, of the University of Fribourg, Switzerland, gave fruit flies a bad experience to remember.

"Watching children, teenagers and elderly people running for their lives with rubber bullets flying and hitting people anywhere on their body, is heartbreaking.... It's a haunting experience to remember - running and hiding from the police, trying to stay alive".

The tastefully decorated stone cottage Dans les bras de Morphée, nestled in a quiet corner of the island, offers a bed-and-breakfast experience to remember.