Sentence examples for becoming a memory from inspiring English sources

The frisson of the Cold War was fast becoming a memory.

Even with seconds to go hope was becoming a memory, but this morning the Londoners are sensing salvation.

In Jules et Jim (1962) the film sometimes momentarily halts, marking the impact of a gesture, the moment of an impression becoming a memory.

The state television channel Vesti mocked a singer whose popularity "in recent years was becoming a memory rather than a reality".

But the briny, rough-skinned pickle that was once such an integral part of the city's landscape is in danger of becoming a memory.

The Russian state TV channel Vesti aired a special segment on the video, explaining that the Russian theme was all that could save a singer whose popularity "in recent years was becoming a memory rather than a reality".

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

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

Like the rotary phone and the thimble, the homemade Halloween costume is becoming a dim memory.

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

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