Sentence examples for becoming a distant memory from inspiring English sources

His time at the top end of the world rankings was becoming a distant memory.

With the days of commanding large fees from advertisers becoming a distant memory, agencies are squeezed.

The City of London is still a magnet, the 2008 crash fast becoming a distant memory.

Short breaks and overnight care for parents to grab a few hours sleep are becoming a distant memory.

It seemed not so weird to be a Jewish Yankee, as I was in Tulsa, and Chicago was becoming a distant memory.

Although Brazil's dictatorship is now becoming a distant memory, the issue remains sensitive because of the continued violence within Brazilian society.

So enjoy before summer sun finally becomes a distant memory.

Pierre Rolland is becoming a distant dot to the Italian.

But Mr. Rose and others who have watched the studio's reputation evolve over time agreed that the days when buyers feared studios were a bad risk are becoming an increasingly distant memory.

1966 was becoming an increasingly distant memory, 56 fans died in a fire at Bradford City's stadium Valley Parade and 39 Juventus fans were killed in the Heysel disaster, where Liverpool fans rioted before the European Cup final, which led to Uefa banning every English club from Europe for an indefinite amount of time.

Ranch had none, and the glory days of Mr. Schreiner's grandfather, who fought with the Confederates in the Civil War before becoming a Texas ranger, were a distant memory.