Sentence examples for keeps the memory of from inspiring English sources

He keeps the memory of her with him and recounts it at the beginning and at the end of the show.

And another woman (my wife, to be exact) keeps the memory of a man moving past her to alight from their Eighty-sixth Street crosstown bus suddenly giving a thumbs-up at the sight of her "Can You Forgive Her?" and then shaking his head over the fate of Trollope's doomed and dashing antihero.

The corresponding segregation pattern keeps the memory of the channel formations and disappearances, and the lateral segregations are almost suppressed.

So to answer your question, I think another aspect of it is that yes, you could say it fans the flames of controversy and keeps the memory of that scandal alive.

His most notable achievement was the Lido on the Serpentine and the Long Water in Hyde Park, according to the historian A. J. P. Taylor "the only thing which keeps the memory of the second Labour government alive".

The official decree stated that "the noteworthy services he gave to the nation at all times the brigadier general Miguel de Azcuénaga, and particularly in the days of the glorious independence, require a demonstration that takes to posterity the name of this patriot, and keeps the memory of his civic virtues".

The memorial, Mr. Clinton said, was meant to "keep the memory of the greatest generation warm in the hearts of every new generation of Americans".

If we are compelled to keep the memory of the dead if we make ourselves responsible for keeping them alive in us it is because we recognize that they are dead.

"This memorial on the grounds of the church will help keep the memory of the Emanuel Nine alive and honor the resilience of the families, survivors and church members," the current pastor, the Rev. Eric S.C. Manning, said in the Facebook post. .

But Zhu's daughter Ying kept the memory of her parents alive throughout her ordeal.

"I felt we should keep the memory of what it used to be".