"I know people like my look, which I guess I'd call memorable, but I don't think much about it," she said.
A day that residents had been calling memorable even before the pope arrived, a day that capped months of mounting excitement, ended in a conflict that soured earlier enthusiasm and brought a widespread disappointment to the surface.
"There may have been a ford, it may have had some religious significance, or it may just have been very rich hunting grounds – but it was clearly what my colleague at the Museum of London calls 'a memorable place'," Milne said.
On his phone calls (so memorable that I and my sisters Nora and Amy have written about them, and I have no doubt that Hallie will too), he never said hello or goodbye, those polite fronts and backs that Twitter disposes of anyway.
But Mr. Lu also praised Christie's for putting on what he called a memorable show.
A roll-call of memorable celebrities peppered David Letterman's recent final weeks as a talkshow host.
And some members seemed to almost enjoy the chaos, calling it memorable and recording it for posterity.
With five collections to her name and a collected works out next summer, Hannah specialises in what Nicholas Lezard, in these pages, has called "spiky, memorable, catchy tunes".
Giving the episode a more mixed review, the Currentfilm.com staff called it "memorable," although "the majority of the episode remains uneven".
Writing for AllMovie, Andrea LeVasseur rated the episode four out of five stars, called it "memorable and pivotal", and described the Red Room dream as "unforgettable".
