Sentence examples for long memorabilia from inspiring English sources

As he speaks, a retired couple from Connecticut who trekked four hours to take the tour this particular afternoon geek out over a Tribble and the authentic gold vest-and-sash costume Kirk wore in the second-season episode "Mirror Mirror," both of which sit in a long memorabilia display case nearby.

Specifically, Simpson testified that Galanter told him that it was actually okay to recover his long-ago-stolen football memorabilia, as long as he didn't commit a trespass or physical force against the people holding the property.

A long list of memorabilia posted by some employees surfaced on eBay just days after the big news.

Exhibitions of memorabilia have long been one of Disney's tools for furthering its corporate interests.

Long before the sports memorabilia craze, most players placed only sentimental value on milestone bats, baseballs and uniforms.

The actress will turn eighty-five on April 23rd, and few people on earth have coexisted for so long with their own memorabilia.

Xenophon's longest Socratic work is Memorabilia, a four-book collection whose often charming conversational vignettes depict a down-to-earth Socrates dispensing practical wisdom on all manner of topics.

The lid of his magnificent grand piano, in a studio crammed with books, CDs, African art, death masks and drawings of Liszt and Beethoven and memorabilia of a long career, is shut.

Before long he was buying inaugural memorabilia, he said -- he now has coat-check tickets from Ulysses S. Grant's inauguration, among other items -- and he said he paid about $70 for each of his 12 plates.

"Yes, there are options," said a relaxed Bowden, who was eating a light dinner while seated in an easy chair in his home office surrounded by memorabilia from his long career.

He's donated much of his own collection of memorabilia from his long career -- "much more than I wanted to," he said with an easy laugh.