Sentence examples for become unforgettable from inspiring English sources

But the show didn't become unforgettable until I walked offstage.

Yet Ms. LaPlante renders her with such precision and affection that while Dr. White eventually forgets almost everything, she has become unforgettable.

Of course, you need an MC of the calibre of Missy to negotiate this broken terrain, who turns hectoring into hooks and lets the silences become unforgettable punchlines.

BG World Cups 1970 Appearances 6 Goals 1 One World Cup and one goal: enough for Carlos Alberto to become unforgettable.

Mona urged "Hefty Hanna" to disappear so she could become "unforgettable," and she gained an Alison-like friend in the process.

By Howard Moss The New Yorker, October 24 , 1959P. 39 The lies we have to tell Become unforgettable, View Article By Rivka Galchen By Malcolm Gladwell By David Remnick By Ceridwen Dovey.

Those Games became unforgettable, with the Rose Bowl packed for a Brazil-France soccer final and Dodger Stadium bustling for baseball games.

In a prologue he makes a point that may surprise readers who know little about Heller's World War II experiences: that Heller flew as a bombardier, just as his "Catch-22 protagonist, Yossarian, did, and that he, like Yossarian, witnessed the gruesome death of a comrade who eerily spoke two words that became unforgettable: "I'm cold".

Violence simmers under the surface of every story, breaking out in the kind of stark detail that becomes unforgettable (in "Roccolo" there is the puncturing of a bird's eye with a needle, in "A Winter's Tale" the narrator's illness is put in perspective with him giving a lift to a young man wearing make-up and fishnets with a gash in his leg).

In the process, he became unforgettable to viewers.

It was well understood that an edifice so demonstrably comprised of concrete and steel would also become an unforgettable metaphor.