Sentence examples for became a memory from inspiring English sources

All the fine talk of respect between them slowly became a memory.

Soon enough, their noise became a memory, then that memory faded.

Within two years, he had published two more successful books, "The Osterman Weekend" (World, 1972), and "The Matlock Paper" (Dial, 1973), and voice-overs became a memory.

In it I found just about everything that Foer describes; I studied it and became a memory whiz, learning how to remember by placing things in order in the rooms of my house.

The memory passed, or became a memory of something else, someone else — someone I had not thought of for years, someone I had not really thought of at all.

On the final morning, we entered an eight-mile-long gorge, the vertical walls pressing together until the sky above became a memory.

Sixteen-hundred is still too many, but if the trend continues, Memorial Day may eventually become a memory itself.

How to become a memory champ.

In 1976 Amis became impotent, and sex becomes a memory rather than a fact.

All that now seems doomed to become a memory of the past.

And the looking — for which museums were created — becomes a memory before it has even begun.