Sentence examples for memorable act from inspiring English sources

Emma's most memorable act in the book is to get underneath this missile with a wrench, thinking that the device's guts remind her of a souped-up Chevy.

The most memorable act of creative performance in recent weeks took place at Caramoor, where Crutchfield followed "L'Elisir d'Amore" with Rossini's opulent Babylonian tragedy "Semiramide".

"Petty and vindictive" is the assessment of one of Giuliani's most reliable foils, Stephen DiBrienza, a former City Councilman from Brooklyn who in 1998 was on the receiving end of a memorable act of mayoral pique.

Even though it produced only one memorable act — the musicians Nate Wooley and Newton Armstrong played instruments behind a closed door that Jennifer Mesch flew out of — its potential holds promise.

But his most memorable act came when Mets players walked into the clubhouse after losing Game 6 of the N.L. Championship Series to the Atlanta Braves and saw him playing cards with Bobby Bonilla.

They were, and still remain, electroclash's most memorable act.

Over the years, this has produced some memorable acts of apostasy.

The Independent's Cahal Milmo led that debate, along with a slideshow of 10 memorable acts of sportsmanship.

This problem continues in the second season, which, in its first two episodes, alternates between sequences of masterly beauty — including two memorable acts of digital terrorism — and one too many deep talks between Elliott and his friends.

One of the more memorable acts of depravity involves an initiation process in which blindfolded newbie Alistair Ryle, played by Sam Claflin, has to quaff some wine and guess the vintage.

The dream of the 1990s is not alive only in Portland: it's also flourishing on MTV, which on Thursday morning announced that it was resurrecting "120 Minutes," the musical showcase that introduced insomniacs (and viewers who recorded it on their VCRs and watched it the next day after school) to many memorable acts from the age of Nirvana.