Sentence examples for becomes a distant memory from inspiring English sources

You begin to feel miserable about your body, you keep it to yourself, and sex becomes a distant memory.

Hauling a textbook-filled bag through the rain becomes a distant memory when all the reading you need is on a lightweight e-reader: your "digital backpack".

What's more, the organic fertiliser it produces doesn't smell, so the overpowering stench of slurry as it's scattered over the fields becomes a distant memory.

Gourcuff is now flourishing in Blanc's 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1how Lesystems play – and Bordeaux are up to joint-third as their dismal August becomes a distant memory.

AstraZeneca shares, meanwhile, are the biggest faller in London -- down 2.3% at £42.25 after Pfizer's £55-per-share offer becomes a distant memory (although it can bid again in six months).

However, I Got Worms becomes a distant memory when Lloyd gives beautiful stranger Mary a lift during his short-lived career as an (it's OK! I'm a) limo driver, and after seemingly rescuing her abandoned suitcase from the airport, the two friends embark on a mission to track Mary down to Aspin [sic] in order to return the luggage.

Exploding bombs and whizzing bullets become a distant memory.

Illness and hospitals and dialysis became a distant memory.

In the winter, the rose became a distant memory.

The 1989 killings in Beijing have become a distant memory.

A decade hence, that triumph in the Persian Gulf has become a distant memory.