Sentence examples for has a memory of being from inspiring English sources

But then there is the spoken reality: Germany has a memory of being beaten by Spain only 24 months ago.

And Labour has a memory of being hounded by Conservatives in the 1983 general elections, when it argued against having a nuclear deterrent.

Mr. Clarke responded: "The complainant does have a memory of being sexually assaulted and remembers them in her apartment".

I think because our lives were bounded by the same, limited set of choices, people have a memory of being less atomised.

I have a memory of being told to go get Vaseline, then returning to the room to find them waiting for me.

I have a memory of being in middle school and bitchily declaring, "I don't believe in bisexuality, those people just seem confused and slutty".

I've been watching "Doctor Who" since I was about 12 years old; I have a memory of being at a sixth-grade school dance and sitting in the bleachers with the another female nerd from my sixth grade class (who was sporting a Tom Baker-era long scarf) and talking about the show.

The first thing I have a memory of is seeing the Judge slump over.

Just as Chazelle had admitted earlier in the day, "everyone who's ever had dreams has a memory of that dream being shattered".

The soil has a memory of the highest stress that has ever been loaded on it.

"It seemed an odd concept to many of our friends, but we wanted a way to see our vows every day in our home, as well as have a memory of who was with us on that day," Ms. Steff said.