Sentence examples for fine memory from inspiring English sources

Fortunately Dimitri Romanoff, the company's regisseur, has fine memory & he's writing out his notes again at every spare moment.

He studied both mythology and science; he had a fine memory; he was a poet as well as a painter and a man of shrewd and vigorous speech, though he was never loquacious.

Michael Kimmelman's article about Van Cliburn ["Playing When He Wants, and Remembering," July 30] brought back a fine memory of Mr. Cliburn's generosity to American servicemen in 1958 in Heidelberg, Germany.

It takes a sharp eye and a light touch, not to mention a fine memory for embarrassment (this book is set in the early 1980's, and at one point Danny dances a la John Travolta), to take on the back-to-school genre as knowingly as Mr. Perrotta has.

The fine memory tuning achieved here reveals the particular availability of the copolymerization strategy in designing functional polyimides with controlled performances for practical memory applications.

Even in the cases that they are relatively unsophisticated (which contrary to stereotypes are not usual), they absolutely need to have a quick mind, possess a fine memory, make instant decisions factoring in a myriad of parameters and also be able to muster a playbook that is akin to a thick, complex technical manual.

We will all cherish the many fine memories of his life well lived.

It was there, on June 3, 2010, that Eddie suffered an immediately fatal heart attack that took him from Larry, leaving enormous grief but also endless fine memories.

Many MCC members have played the county circuit and retain fine memories of centuries scored or magnificent catches held in provincial towns around England.

Rod Laver Arena remains full of fine memories, and he has another one after beating the former Australian Open champion Marat Safin in the second round Thursday night.

And though he will always have fine memories of Warhol and Weiwei, what he really wants from Melbourne is the trophy.