Sentence examples for exchange memories from inspiring English sources

"The golden years are when you sit back, hopefully, and exchange memories, and that's the worst part about this disease, there's nobody to exchange memories with, and we had a lot of memories," Mrs. Reagan said.

Giorgi said his pages were providing a place for refugees from Abkhazia to exchange memories of their home.

And when they do, two women sitting in the stands at Twickenham, that bastion of male tradition, will look at each other, smile and exchange memories.

On Sunday night, friends, many of them musicians with roots in Williamsburg, gathered in a Brooklyn apartment to exchange memories of Mr. Fuchs and honor his achievements.

It's fiction". I knew that I had let her down; she had come a long way on a cold night to exchange memories of the past with one who had been there with her.

That means that the FGDRA platform must provide a rationalized communication medium including exchange memories.

Arrington's work explores the intersections of art history and archaeology, addressing such issues as the production and consumption of objects, transcultural communication and exchange, memory and materiality, non-elite representation and display, public versus private art, the status of the image in Greece, and stylistic change.

There were strangers talking to each other and exchanging memories.

As people of North Korean descent gathered at the Separated Families Office today, they exchanged memories.

No one exchanged memories, though there were those there whom I recognised who would have had them.

We briefly exchanged memories of the Vietnam War era (he had a low lottery number, mine was high), and a wistful look crossed his face.