Sentence examples for memories later from inspiring English sources

Dearest David, 9 years ago, but a million memories later.

These memories later become weapons in the twins' battle for identity.

Together, they all sit and recount memories, later finding the gold game pieces the Æsir once owned.

"The robots are leading," he told Rolling Stone in pre-release interviews for "Random Access Memories," later adding that "they're not bound by time and space".

Pictures will help jog memories later and provide a helpful record of places and events.

You may even snap some family photos -- people will groan, but they'll be happy that you captured these memories later.

Elephant's Memory, later to become John Lennon's backing band, bring the oddball psych-pop.

Yet retrieval led to superior memory later compared to the restudy control.

Children who undergo the procedure before their first birthday have issues with reading, learning, and memory later in life, The Verge reports.

The UK and German study of people who as teenagers stayed in education until they were 15 in the 1940s did find they had a better memory later in life.

Taking action in response to information, in addition to simply seeing or hearing it, allows for an integration of modalities for deeper levels of processing to create a stronger memory trace that allows learners to activate multiple avenues for recalling the memory later on (Craik & Lockhart, 1972).