Sentence examples for at the memory of how from inspiring English sources
He is visibly angry at the memory of how the internet got this side-issue wrong.
I was sobbing before I knew it, in agony at the memory of how my father's life had been constricted by shame.
Mr. Doherty still grieves for Mama Cass, and bristles at the memory of how her death was portrayed in the press: that she had choked on a ham sandwich.
Gove shows that the innocent early days of the coalition are over as he laughs at the memory of how he joined forces with Chris Huhne at a political cabinet to make a joint presentation on how to attack Labour.
As she notes, given that she has been performing since infancy, her whole life has been "so meta … My first kiss was on camera". She buries her head in her hands, and makes mock sobbing noises at the memory of how awkward it was.
Those responsible for the deal of the millennium are no longer in charge, of course, and their successors now want to ensure that shareholders no longer find themselves wincing, every time they look up the stock price, at the memory of how they were suckered by Mr. Case and his funny money.
His claim that "lessons were ruining his game" was a novel one and my guy quit while Barack is still playing, but at least I'll always have the memory of how when Jeff played it sounded like he was on the receiving end of a Civil War era amputation.
"Of course, now I'm looking at it saying that it's an iconic photo," he says, smiling at the memory of not just how everyone reacted to Bale's goal in Nicosia nine months ago but also the way that Ashley Richards, a relative unknown, delivered the pinpoint cross that was headed home by the world's most expensive footballer.
She said, 'How could I, since I was waiting for you?' " Marín smiled at the memory of the moment.
Docherty laughs at the memory of it.
During an interview at the chic private club Norwood in Chelsea, Ms. Carpenter, 52, wiped away tears, seemingly surprised at how much the memory of her brush with death still affected her.
