Sentence examples for extremely memorable from inspiring English sources

"It's extremely memorable, like the Budweiser Clydesdale horses in their Super Bowl ads," she said.

This included "Space Oddity," but also performances with mime and masks, with extremely memorable tights, and a ridiculous song we adored called "Love You Till Tuesday".

Spencer's portrayal of the maid is extremely memorable: this is a full-beam, surround-sound Hollywood performance with nothing left to ambiguity or chance.

Yet it was extremely memorable, for two reasons: the completion of Cantona's redemption, a marvellous late winning goal, and Liverpool's sartorial travesty.

Some will have been journalists and media types scrabbling to cover the crisis but most are just canny holidaymakers taking advantage of the unique fiscal climate to have an extremely memorable holiday on a credit crunch budget.

His verbal reactions to suc cess were sharp, realistic, sparsely phrased, yet extremely memorable— the Battle of Waterloo "had been damned near thing the nearest run thing you saw in your life". He showed no joy, no elation, and his dispatch, like all his dispatches, few.

The visuals were highly memorable and convincing that the product was extremely effective.

"This was an extremely important and memorable event in her life," Mr. Montanarelli said of Ms. Lewinsky today, "which was, shortly after it occurred, published in detail in the national news media".

Roberts described Gordimer's handling of Rosa's predicament, continuing the role her father had given her versus abandoning the struggle and finding herself, as "extremely moving and memorable".

Going to the mall with friends can an extremely fun and memorable experience.

Freeman knows that will be memorable and extremely fun.