Sentence examples for bring back the memory of from inspiring English sources

This year, I'll be – for once – tuning in to her favourite station, not just for remembrance but to appreciate how something as simple as a song can bring back the memory of home.

I'm sitting with wife and child at a café at a marina, and the big motor yachts parked in the water bring back the memory of long boring afternoons aboard boats.

He argued that dissolving the muscular armour would bring back the memory of the childhood repression that had caused the blockage in the first place.

Strung together, Fall from Above does more than bring back the memory of leaves crunched and pumpkin spice lattes sipped, it creates a narrative.

"For me, it will always bring back the memories of losing her," Bengtson said.

The smell of the ocean, the feel of sand on your feet and the burning of incense bring back the memories of a golden era in Venice Beach.

These were scents that if you smelled today would bring back the memories of that era, and especially if you lived it.

Ian Frazier's article on driving in New York brought back the memory of discovering this pleasure myself ("Drive Time," August 28th).

You are rekindling memories, and you are bringing back the memory of patronage, and experience, which the Nazis tried to wipe out".

So Hobler, class president and reunion chairman, devoted his class's 65th reunion May 28 31 to bringing back the memory of those men.

All of the above brings back the memory of another extremely important museum exhibition, Manzanar: the Wartime Photographs of Ansel Adams, shown at the Skirball Cultural Center in 2015.