Sentence examples for ebb in memory from inspiring English sources
Obama distinguished himself in a talented field by pulling in young voters who normally disdain the ballot box and Republicans and Independents who normally disdain Democrats, and by offering an increasingly clear vision of a way out of the moral and policy depredations that have brought the national spirit to its lowest ebb in memory.
I am now 24 years old: still young enough to be nostalgic for my early childhood, but old enough for my most vivid memories of that period to start to ebb in my consciousness.
Suddenly we were back in the 1990s, the royal family's lowest ebb in recent memory.
"The moral authority of parliament is at its lowest ebb in living memory," he wrote in the News of the World.
After Facebook, enthusiasm ebbs in the I.P.O.
Separatist currents have ebbed in Quebec Province.
Overall, US influence is ebbing in the Middle East.
Audience interest, though, often ebbs in the second season.
The demand ebbs in winter, Mr. Wharrie said.
The audience ebbed in the course of the week.
But the scale has ebbed in recent days.
