fixed in memory

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

One glance and they stay fixed in memory.

How can a subway car evoke a song that has been fixed in memory by great singers like Marni Nixon, Aretha Franklin and Jessye Norman?

Former lovers are fixed in memory, that's a given, but how much do we try to conform to their memory of us when we run into them again?

That of the lighting designer Jennifer Tipton tells of a dancer devoted to the cause whose appearance in the very first performance at Judson remains fixed in memory.

The mastery of more-complex concept learning often depends on allotting enough time for the information to be fixed in memory.

But while he has since been a regular of independent film and a cast member on "Stargate: SG-1" for two seasons, he remains fixed in memory as the wily high school student, breezily manipulating the world around him.

Though Blakely often appears in public as the face, and the rear end, of Spanx, she has features of the sort that are hard to fix in memory.

The theme is interpreted broadly, from the decline and fall of an abandoned rural place (Mr. Christenberry) to fixing in memory the drab fronts of small Midwestern bars and groceries (Callahan).

These cropped black-and-whites, these images that have become fixed in public memory, that have gone to make that memory, are dominated by a single, mythical name: Swinging London.

"Most of all, their names are forever fixed in the memory of Almighty God," he continued.

It also fixed in the memory some record of a transient occasion.