More recently, he starred with Kathy Bates as Matthew McConaughey's parents in "Failure to Launch," a film that contained a memorable — if "eye-searing" counts as memorable — nude scene by the aging Mr. Bradshaw.
Just before leaving his office, he read aloud, " 'Eighty years of memorable moments, eye-popping productions, wistful nostalgia, hysterical highlights, gut-wrenching emotions can't be summarized in mere minutes, but the attempt to capture the essence of the world's most anticipated awards show is worth the effort.' " He stopped and raised his eyebrows.
I must distill a two-and-a-half-hour stage production into an image that is memorable and eye-catching, above all serving as an effective selling tool.
Most importantly, she is a woman with a memorable, head-turning, eye-rolling laugh.
Peter Bergen, a former television journalist who once met the al-Qaeda leader, has an eye for memorable close-ups.
Much like Elon's previous books, which include a superb history of Israel and a biography of Theodor Herzl, it is a work packed with beautifully sketched portraits, and constructed with a practiced eye for memorable, well-executed anecdotes.
His authorial voice is always engaging, and he has an eye for memorable details that help ordinary readers make models in their minds of how nature works, such as that plants would use up the atmosphere's carbon dioxide in 12 years if it were not replenished, or that ozone is blue.
It provided Rovers with a memorable reward for less eye-catching endeavour and proved that Cardiff, who found clean sheets and away wins elusive in the Premier League, have not transformed their fortunes just yet.
But in a way, the debate here was still more consumed by how the news arrived — more than a day early and not at all as Mr. Naret prefers, with a personal phone call to the chefs, an emotional and memorable event in the eyes of many.
Memorable songs like "My Eyes Adored You" and "Cry For Me" punctuated the storyline surrounding the crackerjack successes of four young men (Frankie Valli, Bob Gaudio, Tommy DeVito, and Nick Massi) singing under a street light in Belleville, New Jersey.
