Sentence examples for memento in from inspiring English sources
M. J. memento: In my closet you'll find Jordan shoes, Jordan clothes, everything.
It is a lasting memento in what could turn out to be an extraordinary season.
Convention Memento: In 2004, someone made a bobblehead doll of me dressed as I was at the Republican convention.
Judy Tegart Dalton has kept that dollar for nearly 42 years, one small memento in the great battle for women's rights.
Anne Ramis has preserved the memento in situ, and with a faint smile she opened the cabinet door to show me its message: "new life".
It's a fair guess that the man, the woman and the photographer (could they still be alive?) would be surprised to find their memento in a museum.
He, too, had lost most family mementos in the waves.
Yulia is timid, keeping family mementoes in an unexamined muddle under her bed.
Their location afforded different functions, e.g. photo mementos in family spaces reinforced family bonds, photo mementos in personal spaces were for immersive reminiscing, whereas those in public rooms had an aesthetic value and to spark conversations with visitors.
"It's the 21st century version of losing priceless mementos in a house fire," Eleff writes.
Every August, when school beckoned, the four friends came home with mementoes in their pockets.
