Standing in a soft light, awash in the glow of memory, she tries to conjure up the young woman that her ex-lover, Ben Ron Rainess), may remember.
The dancers swirl and tumble in a sort of golden glow of memory, before a sepia-toned blowup of a family portrait.
To me, the record is a perfect Christmas single, capturing the golden glow of memory that celebrates lost friendships with a tinge of sadness.
To visit Rocco's bakery to buy my Dad, who will turn 85 this month, fresh struffali for Christmas -- balls of fried dough dipped in honey -- soothes the passage of time with the filtered glow of memory.
Only a lunatic would look back to those days with nostalgia, but certain parts of them have, inevitably, taken on that glow tricks of memory can sometimes confer on the terrible past.
Margaret Johnson can no longer swim with the jellyfish off Hen Island, but she still basks in the glow of her memories of 45 summers there.
Dena Abergel and Jason Fowler wander through with the quiet, glowing resonance of memories, with a slow-walking Robert La Fosse doing the remembering.
(As a Briton, I declare an interest in modesty, diffidence, deference — qualities that exist only in the rose glow of the English memory).
Even before the midway point of "The Yankee Years," a glow of accomplishment and memory seems to accumulate around the 1996 and 1998-2000 Championship team players who made their mark and, it turned out, could not be replicated — Paul O'Neill, Chuck Knoblauch, Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius, Bernie Williams.
Even before the midway point of "The Yankee Years," a glow of accomplishment and memory seems to accumulate around the 1996 and 1998-2000 Championship team players who made their mark and, it turned out, could not be replicated Paul O'Neill, Chuck Knoblauch, Tino Martinez, Scott Brosius, Bernie Williams.
There are some people who live forever bathed in the golden glow of collective folk memory: Floella Benjamin (with her dulcet tones), Tom Baker (with his scarf), Andi Peters (and all his cheerful enthusiasm).
