Sentence examples for may become a distant memory from inspiring English sources

We simply take this for granted, but this idea of a free and open internet may become a distant memory if officials with close ties to the telecommunications industry on Donald Trump's Federal Communications Commission (FCC) get their way.

All those dreadful games in which the Lakers' reserves coughed up double-digit leads may soon become a distant memory.

In the end, it's up to you: If you think positive and have faith in yourself, your addiction will become a distant memory that may have left you with a few scars.

They may see your nonprofit and feel the empathy to give, but later down the road, you become a distant memory.

The 1989 killings in Beijing have become a distant memory.

Exploding bombs and whizzing bullets become a distant memory.

A decade hence, that triumph in the Persian Gulf has become a distant memory.

The confidence and momentum built from 21 magical days in January have become a distant memory.

Will the untimely, exceedingly messy demise of Ralph Cifaretto, his "Sopranos" character, finally become a distant memory?

Men's long-standing role in the household had become a distant memory.

Let's hope it helps waiting until spring to get paid to become a distant memory.