Sentence examples for be a particularly memorable from inspiring English sources

2013 has proved to be a particularly memorable year for Elon Musk.

As my daughter and I were preparing to be strapped in, it didn't look as if Sling Shot was going to be a particularly memorable experience.

Sacha Baron Cohen is known for his slapstick stunts and he made sure that his acceptance of the Charlie Chaplin Britannia Award for Excellence in Comedy would be a particularly memorable occasion.

It was a particularly memorable victory for Bravo.

There is a particularly memorable shot of Donald Rumsfeld, surrounded by horses, sporting a large smile.

What has been a particularly memorable incident in your tenure as editor?

Not because I'm a particularly memorable guy with a particularly memorable order, but because I worked behind the counter some years ago.

About a quarter of the way through "Kindness," which is the longest and most complex of the stories, there's a particularly memorable scene.

I find it particularly useful when looking to visit Greek islands without airports: a short ferry ride from package mecca Skiathos, for example, is wonderfully tranquil Skopelos, which was a particularly memorable.

Colman held her own with the often coarse material there and in That Mitchell and Webb Look (there was a particularly memorable scene in which they reflected on the benefits of home working from the point of view of maximising opportunities for self-abuse).

"It was a particularly memorable night even though I'd only got through six of the 15 pubs".