"Alright there, CJ", inspires Bell, invoking memories of Baywatch.
"Elsa Maxwell," Astor answered, invoking memories of the legendary hostess, columnist and early television personality.
But it is odd how many of the pictures mirror familiar emotions, invoking memories of your own.
The two men tried to cheer things up by invoking memories of sales past and invoking the specter of Christmas tree sales yet to come.
Throughout the eighties, she fashioned plaster and concrete sculptures resembling the walls and the recesses of ruined buildings, surely invoking memories of bomb devastation in Hamburg and Berlin.
An inspector needlessly pepper-sprayed four Occupy Wall Street protesters, invoking memories of the scrutiny and mass arrests of protesters during the 2004 Republican National Convention, and giving the nascent movement its first real prime-time moment.
That is a pity because it is a ripe subject.Central bankers may have risked deflation by being slow to respond to the financial crisis which coincided with surging oil prices, invoking memories of the great inflation of the 1970s.
Mr. Gros said that calls for investors to roll over maturing Greek debt voluntarily could even backfire, by invoking memories of similar stopgap measures that preceded Argentina's disorderly default in 2001.
Invoking memories of 2002, when Chávez was briefly ousted after an opposition march on the presidential palace had ended with a score of deaths, he imposed an illegal ban on a protest march in central Caracas planned for April 17th.
"He said, 'Well the fact of the matter is that Londoners need to recognise our great naval history, rather than naval [sic] gazing, and this will get the traffic moving while invoking memories of Nelson and the like.
Graeme Swann tonight revealed how Andrew Flintoff tried to lift spirits after a difficult day for the bowlers by invoking memories of England's Ashes-clinching performance at The Oval four years ago.
