Sentence examples for faraway memory from inspiring English sources

As I left the District Building, a faraway memory crossed my mind.

Before you know it, you'll have taken huge leaps and your comfort zone will be a faraway distant memory.

As the investigation of the water cure ended and the memory of faraway torture faded, Americans answered it with their silence.

Early in The Faraway Nearby, a book about memory, loss and storytelling, Rebecca Solnit writes of one August when she found herself the recipient of 100lb of apricots.

Her debut album Call Off the Search contained the song "Faraway Voice", written in Cassidy's memory.

They add flavor, aroma, color and healthfulness; they bring with them the memories and atmosphere of faraway places.

The more faraway in the mists, the warmer the memory for Bill.

(Sixthman employees who served on the cruise headlined by bemusingly popular redneck metal star Kid Rock impart their memories with trembling lips and faraway stares).

Almost carved out of paint, they sometimes emerge as luminous and legible, but mostly they are faint and faraway, seeming more like ghostly figments or memories.

But when you come back from vacation, you primarily treasure the memories of Who — the people you met from faraway places, and the lives you came in contact with.

They were eager to show me significant graves — Islamic warriors from faraway countries, or men whose spectacular deaths had stuck in their memories.