Sentence examples for distant memories from inspiring English sources

WITH the backyard cookouts of Memorial Day and the Fourth of July fast becoming distant memories, there is still time this summer to get serious about barbecue.

The GridPad and the Go Corporation's Eo are distant memories.

At this point, "The Office" and "Extras" are distant memories.

Taiwanese guests were urged to "reconnect with distant memories".

But this week has evoked even more distant memories.

By that time, slavery and the war were distant memories.

By the late two thousands, Fila's Italian roots and American second home were distant memories.

Both artists also share now-distant memories of the Brooklyn where they grew up.

It was Phish living up to some not-so-distant memories.

A lot of people voting then would have had not-that-distant memories of what war had done to this country and to Europe.

"War, rape, boxing, car racing, pornography and hamburgers and beer would soon be distant memories.