Sentence examples for dropping the memory from inspiring English sources

Well here's a welcome addition to today's happiness bank: Sony Ericsson is dropping the Memory Stick Micro, Sony's red hot memory stick platform, for MicroSD.

Polaroid has a machine for making prints from digital cameras that's as simple as an A.T.M. -- drop the memory card in, punch some buttons, the prints come out.

Dropping "the mode of memory" for "the mode of history," May examines family documents and dusty correspondences to resurrect those god-fearing, law-abiding, guilt- and duty-bound progenitors.

Apple, by comparison, has released five iPhones in four years, doubling the devices' speed and memory while dropping the price that some consumers pay.

My heart drops at the memory though.

"Clearly the play has dropped through the memory hole," he said.

Szyk, a Jewish caricaturist, has pretty much dropped down the memory hole.

The change, most obvious since the mid-1980s, doesn't exactly mean Michelangelo has dropped down the memory hole.

But an ominous aspect of our era is that any sense of historical perspective has been dropped down the memory hole.

Notwithstanding his influence on comic artists like Art Spiegelman, and the occasional Szyk show, he has pretty much dropped down the memory hole today.

Thanks to Lucas, half of the official Star Wars story is unsalvageable dreck — but it's canonical dreck, which means it can't simply be shunted into an alternative timeline in the style of Abrams' "Star Trek," or dropped down the memory hole the way say, Joel Schumacher's "Batman" movies were when Christopher Nolan set about making "Batman Begins".