But I do have a good memory for my friends and the things I've done".
Neville has a good memory for faces, but, as he told me, "I'm not like them".
Third Avenue bartender was looking at a wobbly customer, and said that he had a good memory for faces- he had seen that man somewhere before.
By Bernard Graham and Brendan Gill The New Yorker, December 14, 1946 P. 33 Third Avenue bartender was looking at a wobbly customer, and said that he had a good memory for faces- he had seen that man somewhere before.
"It's as if I was wearing those woolly snail tights 10 minutes ago," said Ms. Dench, now 76. "I don't have a good memory for routine things — like that I have to go out and buy, you know, some bacon and a belt.
Mr. Cain said that he had a good memory for people and that he didn't remember knowing Sharon Bialek, the Chicago woman who on Monday accused him of putting his hand up her skirt, among other things, after a dinner to discuss her job prospects.
He has a good memory for sound too.
Jacobson said the hardest part of his job is memorizing all of the song lyrics, but added that he has a good memory for melodies.
I don't have a good memory for everything, but I can remember when phones actually worked each and every time.
The first physician to arrive at the hospital was Dr. Herman Mynter, whom the President had met briefly the previous day; the wounded McKinley (who had a good memory for faces) joked that when he had met Mynter, he had not expected to need his professional services.
Among his Presbyterian Christian family, he was noticed to have a good memory for being able to memorize the church sermons at the age of 5 years.
