Sentence examples for bridge to memory from inspiring English sources

The blackbird becomes a bridge to memory of his young brother's death: a symbol of consolation for Heaney but remembered as a portent by a neighbour: "I never liked yon bird".

"Food is the bridge to our memories, to the people and places we love," she says.

And for many years to come, dolls would be your bridge to those wonderful memories and will surely prove to be the best investments you've ever made.

The cacophony of today's square dancing is a sonic memory bridge to an idealized past, according to Song Jiahong, a humanities professor at Yunnan University.

One focus for the Trunk is to help your memories "bridge to the social web".

Her memories of the game stretch back to the eras of DiMaggio and Whitey Ford, and in recent days, she has used those memories as a bridge to link her students with baseball's past.

Alaska is home to perhaps the most egregious earmark in recent memory the infamous "Bridge to Nowhere," part of a 2005 House highway bill that included $223 million to build a bridge to a barely populated island.

Obviously, it's a bridge from "Spots of Times," which is referring to memories.

The campaign, backed by the Women's Engineering Society, aims to have a blue plaque placed on the bridge in memory of the women's contribution – and to trigger a hunt for other civic examples to which women have contributed without acknowledgement.

The image sensor will set the frame size and colour according to the information provided in the configuration registers and then image data will began to store in the bridge's memory block.

Together, these data suggest that Orb2 and its CPEB homologs are promising candidates to serve as a molecular bridge between memory acquisition and consolidation in a spatio-temporally specific manner upon dopaminergic modulation.