Sentence examples for distinct memories from inspiring English sources

As we remember our veterans on Memorial Day, I have some very distinct memories of our wounded warriors who proved the fighting spirit translates not only to the battlefield but to a ski slope and a dance floor.

I have distinct memories of my parents having friends around for drinks parties.

"I have distinct memories of writing part of it in New Zealand, where I was for Lord of the Rings.

They don't have many distinct memories of George W Bush, as he was not a character on Lilo & Stitch or a can of Chef Boyardee ravioli.

I have really distinct memories of being at the National and thinking, "Oh my God, I didn't know that live theatre could be like this".

In his view, the young activists in the country, though they lack distinct memories of the segregated facilities and the lynchings of Jim Crow, are in possession of a clear sense of purpose.

I have a distinct memory of you in the signing line, saying nothing to anyone, intense.

But I have a distinct memory of going off to make a cup of tea during my preview DVD.

I have a distinct memory of looking into the kitchen, feeling so worried about getting the food out on time.

Benj Pasek My first distinct memory of caring about it was my freshman year in college.

WHEN Geof Wills, a comedy booker, first signed the comedian Chelsea Handler for a stand-up stint in San Francisco almost a decade ago, he came away with one distinct memory.