Sentence examples for memories would be from inspiring English sources

There was a brand-new, totally artificial beach, where future memories would be made.

"But I think that using such a system to preserve our own memories would be even better.

The first time, Daniel sings the words softly, as if his memories would be gone with the first inhalation of smoke.

In the Labour party, she was close to Gordon Brown, the former prime minister, who said his family's memories would be "forever scarred by this moment".

A chance to move around freely within replayed memories would be pretty cool.

First, we must create an artificial human brain on which a back-up of a human's memories would be able to 'run'.

To be wholly without memory would be to be without a world.

His abiding memory would be "just the fans, the way they were to me," he reflected.

Donations to Amnesty International made in her memory would be appreciated (www.amnesty.org).org

In lieu of flowers, donations to Doctors Without Borders in his memory would be welcomed.

Gifts in Steve's memory would be welcomed by any of these organizations.