Sentence examples for memory a new from inspiring English sources

I said, 'Ooh, I like your braces!' Could you ever have imagined saying something like that before?" But as the American century recedes ever further into memory, a new and fascinating shift is taking place.

In 2007, for Dirty Projectors' fifth full album, "Rise Above," the group's leader, David Longstreth, composed, from memory, a new version of "Damaged," Black Flag's 1981 album, radically altering both the lyrics and the music.

A playwright battles his demons not on the therapist's couch but on the page and the stage in "The Atmosphere of Memory," a new play by David Bar Katz at the Bank Street Theater.

Her argument is that the scale of the killing between 1861 and 1865 demanded a new cult of memory — a new set of social rituals, some rooted in the Bible, but many intensely secular, the rituals of Republican mourning.

The article also misspelled the surnames of the child in whose memory a new children's hospital was named, and of a Mount Kisco woman whose son was treated at the hospital for meningitis.

Helping H form a new memory, a new pathway to replace the old ones in his young brain, a positive in the sea of negative that has been his life so far, gets us through it all.

Spikes in blood sugar can take a toll on memory by affecting the dentate gyrus, an area of the brain within the hippocampus that helps form memories, a new study reports.

Yet this isn't the only danger that faces the preservation of our cultural memories; a new form of techno-utopianism poses a serious challenge to the preservation of our creative works.

I treasure the memory of a new major reporting on an astonishing meeting he'd had with me shortly after he joined the battalion in the Egyptian desert.

Dubbed "PCM" for short, phase change memory is a new way for storing and retrieving digital information.

One factory may make the memory for a new laptop (or iTablet) and another factory will make the screen.