Sentence examples for green memory from inspiring English sources

In this movie, a fleeting green memory of the extinct miracle of photosynthesis is as dazzling and elusive as the emerald city of Oz.

Furthermore, when two concepts are to be learned together (e.g., JIG = TRIANGLE and GEK = GREEN), memory for each concept tends to be mixed, and it becomes a formidable task to solve either problem.

It was a shut place, a stagnant place of camphor, drawn shades, and green memories.

There he is with a tray of golden croissants in a black-and-white world, but if you lift the flap made by his tray, underneath is his summer-green memory of a little boy in Paris playing ball with a white poodle.

For all that Green accomplished, memory of him faded faster than a Mets fan's pennant hopes.

And the tear that we shed, though in secret it rolls, shall long keep his memory green in our souls".

Shaking a bit and seeming frail, Ms. Comden recalled several stories about their early struggles and Mr. Green's encyclopedic memory for Broadway trivia.

J. J. Mackey, the president of the Columbia fire company, responded that "these noble efforts of yours to assist us must forever remain green in our memory".

Still, some of us will try to keep those childhood memories green.

The words washed over me as a sickening wave of memories: green antiseptic walls, sterile masks, my father, pale-faced, trembling, fighting for each breath as leukemia slowly took him from us.

(One stinging green hangs in the memory).