Sentence examples for memorable means from inspiring English sources

Before students respond, clarify what "memorable" means.

Being memorable means being visible and being outré, and Ms. Perry is comfortable with both.

But not one of the new songs provided by Jeanine Tesori and Dick Scanlan is memorable, which means that you leave stuck with the twee title number.

Even so, the fact that everyone remembers Ryan Giggs's memorable winner means the FA Cup was alive and well as recently as 1999.

Fatbrain will be memorable, which means there will be more repeat traffic to the companys site.

But the end of one memorable run meant the beginning of another.

My personal style is using anime characters to represent the numbers, of course you can use whatever means memorable to you.

Also memorable is the "Mean Joe" Greene Code ad in which the Pittsburgh Steeler limps off the field and gets offered a refreshing Coca-Cola by a young fan.

Never forget that being famous means being memorable.

If you find their behavior cute and think that they will make your wedding more memorable, then by all means encourage their parents to bring them, but if your wedding is very formal and you would be particularly annoyed by their presence, don't be afraid to leave them out.

I mean, how memorable is that?