Sentence examples for beyond the memory from inspiring English sources
1934 -- Though beyond the memory of most fans, the "sneakers game" looms large in the myth.
Beyond the romance, beyond the memory of the atrocities committed by the Japanese, "Hong Kong 1941" is pregnant with allusions to the present.
Some unique characteristics of emerging NVMs can be utilized for novel applications beyond the memory space, e.g., neuromorphic computing, hardware security, etc.
Nearly seven months later, no witness or footage has emerged that would help Dominguez fill in the blanks, to add detail beyond the memory of tasting blood in his mouth.
Tolkien himself called the story "laden with history, leading back into the dark heathen ages beyond the memory of song, but not beyond the reach of imagination", saying that "the whole thing is sombre, tragic, sinister, curiously real".
Kids with substantive allowances could purchase actual records, but the rest of us, trapped in prudent homes, had only Memorex tapes to save our favorite jams from the yawning void beyond the memory of playlists.
The Model A long ago disappeared, but what it has meant to her lingers beyond the memories.
She was just infant when he left for Vietnam, and has no recollection of him beyond the memories shared by their family members and those who served with him, including Adm. James Stockdale, who went on to earn the Medal of Honor and run for vice president in 1992.
What will live longest in the memory, beyond even the scoreline, is how the Brave Blossoms did it.
The game went the way of 78.5% of the rest, a home victory, but did not survive in the memory beyond the final whistle.
It offers some advantages over the DOS operating system used by millions of PC's, such as the ability to keep more than one program active at once (called multitasking) and the ability to go beyond the 640K memory limits of DOS.
