Sentence examples for away memory from inspiring English sources

But when we moved to the United States, we fell out of touch, and Bolgheri seemed like a far away memory of another life.

This crude scene makes a provocative point: Scientology pushes away memory, fear, guilt, and grief in an attempt to build a sort of internal Eden for its believers, where loss is unknown, or, at least, unseen.

SCIENCE TIMES, PAGE F1 Alzheimer's Also Erodes Its Victims' Personalities Alzheimer's disease, in addition to stealing away memory, can cause profound changes in personality, both researchers and patients' families have found.

"One sits at dinner tables now and people say, 'We shouldn't tell our kids about apartheid.' I've got two boys and I tell my boys about apartheid, because I just think otherwise it's taking away memory from them, and the most successful nations in the world are nations that walk with the memory of who they are.

I turned the ball slowly under the ultraviolet light, looking for other clues that might help to strip away memory's glaze.

Rain washed away thought, washed away memory, all the good and the bad.

But it is not enough to wash away memories of what he remembers as "the shouting and shooting" long ago in Finland.

The others are too young to have begun salting away memories of their father, and they would never get to make new ones.

Except here, on most days, a smattering of former child soldiers are likely to be on the soccer field, racing after the ball, but also chasing away memories of a gruesome civil war back home in Liberia.

Bonds wiped away memories of the error the game before and joined the slugging elite Tuesday night with his 500th home run; he is just the 17th player to reach the milestone.

Concerns about war and recession have chased away memories of nearly two decades of Congressional battles over what mixture of taxes and spending was needed to balance the federal ledger.