Sentence examples for by a memory from from inspiring English sources

Occasionally it would reëmerge, this happy outlook, awakened by a memory from the past, as when she told the story of Father slipping and landing on his bottom on one of the steep alleyways in Geneva's Old Town.

The design, distinguished by an octagonal bezel studded with screws, was "inspired by a memory from my youth: the preparation of deep-sea diver equipment, with visible nuts and joints," Mr. Genta said.

She had been haunted by a memory from Sept. 11: As she was making her way down the stairwell of World Trade Center 1, she passed a Port Authority cop she knew -- a young man with two sons -- who was on his way up.

The window shot was inspired by a memory from my childhood.

You could tell by her mischievous giggle and by the apparent delight of freeing a memory from a normally guarded vault that Venus Williams wasn't speaking apocryphally when she talked about the family rule of I Don't Know.

As I thought about our moments I recalled a memory from long ago shared by my father and me.

The Saudis were influenced by a bitter memory from the mid-1980s, when declining global demand had led to a similar oil glut.

However, this study indicated that the seroprotection level and GMT of subjects >60 years were higher than those of subjects in the 41 60-year 41 60-year age we speculate that humoral neutralizingroupibodies to PV in subjects andd >60 years may have been enhanced by a memory B cell immune response from a natural infection.

In order to overcome the energy overhead entailed by the transition of a memory bank from the active state into the sleep state and back to the active state, the bank must remain in the sleep state at least a minimum number of clock cycles (otherwise, the economy of static energy is lesser than the energy overhead of the transitions).

When I see her, we inevitably share a humorous memory from deployments gone by.

Your writer cites, as evidence of Downey's sincerity regarding rehabilitation, his ability to recite two paragraphs by memory from the Alcoholics Anonymous manual, "something that no one who was just going through the motions could do".