Both books begin with this pretty familiar, if memorable, election night tale.
Oswald has become resigned to the fact that he is probably seen as that geek in the corner of British theatre, plugging away at a type of drama that everyone believed had expired sometime in the late 1950s, when Christopher Fry fell from grace and TS Eliot's unfortunate Celia Copplestone suffered a grisly if memorable martyrdom by killer ants in The Cocktail Party.
They were agreeable if not memorable.
She told him she adored the book, and that the name was nothing if not memorable.
The 200-bottle wine list is solid and fairly priced, if not memorable.
And after thousands of landings in my traveling career, I had few if any memorable experiences, until recently.
Their songs have gone from slightly bratty, if instantly memorable three-minute masterpieces about parties, heartache, and gay life in America, to more mature, equally memorable versions of the same.
Alan Silvestri's score is entirely, blaringly functional if not memorable — but, with its symphony-orchestra battalion of winds, strings, and kettledrums, it's in the wrong genre altogether.
Pâté en croute (a duck terrine with lentil salad and cornichons) and nocchette ("handmade black pasta" with shrimp, tomato and parsley) were also pleasing, if not memorable.
The characters are fetchingly named after famous mystery writers, each labeled with a single epithet or attribute that renders them memorizable, if not memorable.
The runners-up, who all offered assured if less memorable performances, were Matthew Anchel, a 25-year-old bass; Tracy Cox, a 27-year-old soprano; Richard Ollarsaba, a 25-year-old bass-baritone; and Efrain Solis, a 23-year-old baritone.
