Sentence examples similar to endures in memory from inspiring English sources

The Rolling Stones endure — in memory and, to a lesser extent, onstage — as the paradigmatic rock-and-roll band.

No matter what happens next, Mr. Seale's case will endure in memory for its elements of gothic mystery and horror.

Certain teams, despite the passage of years, still endure in memory with the intensity of summer romances: the '54 New York Giants, the '55 Brooklyn Dodgers, the '69 Mets, the '96 Yankees.

Never mind that James would finish with a game-high 27 points in only 30 minutes, we're sure the fact that he missed a free throw badly is the only part of this game that will endure in memories of haters nationwide.

Perhaps the fire endures in civic memory because it has clear constituencies.

This roadside scene is consummate Bolaño: an event suspended between mundanity and threat that endures in the memory.

The Soviet Union long maintained that the flight was a spy plane sent by the United States, and the attack endures in public memory as one of the last, bitterest engagements of the cold war.

They underpinned the popular fear and loathing of the workhouse that endure in folk memory.

Farai's gruesome death was going to endure in my memory, and I would have to answer certain questions about what I saw or leave them to trouble me forever.

More and more people came to adopt the theory that it was an extension of life itself — a sort of outer room — and that they would remain there only so long as they endured in living memory.

More and more people came to adopt the theory that it was an extension of life itself a sort of outer room and that they would remain there only so long as they endured in living memory.