Sentence examples similar to banish from memory from inspiring English sources
The Jets have tried banishing from memory that game against the Ravens, focusing instead on the problems that threaten to derail their season.
Banished from memory, the loss of the mother cannot be mourned.
The Taliban have been banished from her memory as determinedly as they were cleansed from the city.
A really turgid opening quarter to the match was almost banished from the memory by a phenomenal piece of skill from Griffiths.
You probably don't remember the final boss of BioShock, for example, because fighting against a weird statue dude hopping around the room has been collectively banished from our memories.
So what to banish from mind?
She shook her head as if to banish the memory.
Ronaldo hopes to banish that memory on Sunday 1 July in the Euro 2012 final in Kiev, more than 2,500 miles from Lisbon.
It is interesting that the folk memory, of which Yeats made so much, incorporated images not only of Purgatory, long banished from Protestantism, but also of the expensive pleasures of the masters.
For the England XI there had been a measured unbeaten run-a-ball century from Joe Root to help banish the memories of his dismal winter, on a surface that made timing difficult once the balls lost their initial hardness.
