Sentence examples for defining memory from inspiring English sources

There is so much restraint and respect for what's going on that you are drawn in and left with a defining memory.

And then his defining memory: rescuing the chicken and relocating it, first to an apartment on the Upper East Side, then to a sanctuary in Massachusetts.

Twenty-five yeafterfter Paul Gascoigne cried his way into the nation's hearts, another England player's tears are again the defining memory of a tournament.

Defining memory B cells using only IgD and CD27 staining is generally accepted, but other markers could be used.

Jones has a defining memory of Pullman from their final year in school.

If I have one defining memory of Mackerras, it is the cycle of Beethoven's symphonies that he conducted with both of these orchestras in Edinburgh in 2006.

In Sydney in 2000 the knowledgeable and enthusiastic band of volunteers were one of the defining memories of many of those attending.

Aside from the stunning venues, the awe-inspiring opening ceremony and a parade of great sporting moments led by Usain Bolt, one of the defining memories of the Beijing Olympics was row upon row of empty seats.

One of the defining memories of his younger years is watching his father crack up on the sofa while watching Monty Python, which planted the seed of him wanting to be a comedian and eventually an actor.

One of the defining memories of Super Bowl XX is Chicago's William "The Refrigerator" Perry stumbling over New England's defensive line and into the endzone, and at least part of Babe Ruth's larger than life lore is connected to his size.

One of the defining memories of her childhood was of her parents sitting in front of the house under a cloud of resentment and cigarette smoke, shackled together by the life of disappointment and genteel poverty in which they found themselves in Southern Rhodesia.