Sentence examples for bad memory of from inspiring English sources

"I have quite a bad memory of certain things," Sorenstam said.

I have a bad memory of the last time we met [a red card when his arm struck Cheick Tioté].

Now, at last, a new vast canopy is being installed over the site – a flowing glass roof that aims to wipe out the bad memory of the intervening 44 years.

What he really wants to do is redefine the factual choice as one between feelings, a nice, optimistic feeling about the future (if he remains prime minister) and a "bad" memory of a traumatic period in the not-too-distant past, reminding voters at every opportunity that Bill Shorten represents the "same old Labor".

Nor should we discount the illusions that have reached Cuban academia, the schools and other official institutions, where people are dusting off their old ideas of jumping into the arena of politics when the single-party system is a bad memory of the past.

François Hollande has bad memories of 1994.

There are the bad memories of Bosnia.

I have some very bad memories of course.

Does he have any bad memories of the Elevators?

I suddenly have bad, bad memories of my high school gym days.

As for another man who has bad memories of that night, Didier Drogba was superb.