Sentence examples for dates in the memory from inspiring English sources
With nine previous matches and a string of awkward dates in the memory bank, a conservative character like Cook may hold fire just for now.
In accordance with this system, if it is desired to fix a historic date in the memory, it is localized in an imaginary town divided into a certain number of districts.
On Monday evening, 7 June last (a date graven in the memory for all eternity) I actually had, at his suggestion, a real live honest-to-god "date" with the Forbidden Fruit.
Samuel Midgley in his Halifax and its Gibbet-Law Placed in a True Light, published in 1761, states that the law dates from a time "not in the memory of man to the contrary".
It's a date that is for ever fixed in the memory of Adrian Hume.
Naming the date in the MMSE and memory items, specifically word recall, of the ADAS-cog were most discriminatory.
Although D-Day is more famous, the date 19 August 1942 is engraved in the memories of Dieppois, Canadians, many British soldiers, US Rangers and their relatives.
And a year later the largest exhibition of his works in the United States to date, "The Nomad: Memory of the Future" comes to New York and is currently on view at the National Arts Club.
On any given Sunday, you can find Olivia sorting through her collection of letters and trinkets from past romantic relationships, which are arranged by date in a "memory chest," located in her closet.
