Sentence examples for came a memory from inspiring English sources

Along with this realization came a memory of an account he had read a few years earlier, my own "Case of the Colorblind Painter".

But then, out of the back of my mind came a fuzzy memory of this book on my college roommate's shelf called The Tao of Sex.

The basis for the song came from a memory of a girl and involved another artist's song.

MJ: Well, the idea of it came from a memory of when I was in high school and I stole my mom's car one time with my friends.

Then came a sudden confluence of memory and image.

Some cameras don't come with a memory card or even batteries to start you off.

Neither comes with a memory card, either; a Compact Flash card is an additional purchase.

The title comes from a memory Jennifer has of driving around with her mother while listening to Paul Simon's "Graceland".

Each one of the roses comes with a memory, like Rosa gallica, a low spreading pink, and Rosa Mundi, a hardy shrub with a red-and-white striped flower.

But he warms to Kate Gansevoort Lansing, "the great family archivist"; his prose purrs when he comes across a memory, or an item of furniture, scrupulously polished and handed down.

In Mr Tanzi's opinion, it is in its A-beta 42 form (nothing is simple) the Hannibal Lecter of the brain an image that might itself have come from a memory handbook.