Sentence examples for here's a memory from inspiring English sources

Here's a memory from Princeton: waking up at 8, pulling my scale out from under my bed, and weighing myself.

"Here's a memory," he said, forcing me to yell "cut" before he could strike a pose that would have shocked the Talbots.

And here's a memory trick that is intriguing, from two separate sources: Buy a scent you've never worn, and wear it every day of your trip.

Here's a memory: mid-October last year, weeks before Election Day.

Here's a memory jogger: it was that movement in 2011 where a load of people camped out next to St Paul's Cathedral for months on end, through the rain and snow, to put the frighteners on all the corporate fat cats on their way to work.

Here was a memory that elevated experience over genes, that affirmed Branca's sense of self.

"Everything here is a memory.

"What we've got here is a memory of how tomatoes used to taste".

As Steve Jobs resigns as Apple's chief executive, here's a fond memory.

Here's a horrible memory: after they bought this one, I actually asked him if he would like to take another look at the huge pile of cartoons I'd submitted, if perhaps there was another one in there that he had missed.

Here's a good memory trick.