Sentence examples for easiest to remember from inspiring English sources

Kay-Kay's was the easiest to remember, 246-2460, and she was the one most frequently called.

I memorized lots of poetry—I might be gone for years but I discovered that Shakespeare was the easiest to remember and the hardest to forget.

The first of these is probably the easiest to remember and think about.

Neuroscientists have analysed the brain mechanisms related to memory, finding that words set to music are the easiest to remember.

The fourth figure is the easiest to remember.

Study right before bed; it's easiest to remember things then.

He quoted George Marshall, who is VMI's easiest-to remember graduate – next in line is Stonewall Jackson – "The only way to win a war is to prevent it".

He quoted George Marshall, who is VMI's easiest-to remember graduate next in line is Stonewall Jackson—"The only way to win a war is to prevent it".

"Those four should be easy to remember.

It's very easy to remember.

My resolutions are easy — easy to remember, at least.