Sentence examples for familiar memory from inspiring English sources

Back then, wooden rackets were still a familiar memory and the new graphite technology that would revolutionize the sport beyond all recognition was still in its infancy.

And though Pasolini remained a non-believer, his film was dedicated to "the dear, happy, familiar memory of Pope John XXIII".

Michael Owen needs a scan on his suspect hamstring, the all too familiar memory of previous fitness worries hanging heavy over the striker once again and his withdrawal from Sven-Goran Eriksson's squad for next week's friendly in Sweden guaranteed.

Among River West's various projects, this is actually one of the more conservative in testing the boundary between the positive associations of a familiar memory and the attractions of novelty.

We've all experienced the frustration of setting out confidently to find a familiar memory – the name of an actor or title of a book, for example – only to wind up empty-headed and confused.

However, the persistence of the impairment after a delay of 24 h implies that the formation of a familiar memory is dependent on D1 receptor activation.

But that's because the insecurities, if not the arena, are familiar memories from our own teenage years.

Most of them refer to shared familiar memories.

For example, Heidi's answers consisted of ocean, grass, Christmas and other familiar memories from her life.

Arriving on the jazz scene in the late '40s, Woods was captivated by the fast-paced sound of bebop and quickly became familiar with the piquant harmonies and surging, offbeat rhythms of the music that was fast replacing the easygoing sounds and familiar memories of the Swing era.

They begin a familiar list:memory, hearing, eyesight, arthritis.