Sentence examples for memory as one from inspiring English sources

Apparently it was the 34-6 defeat athehe Stade Aimé Giral that really got to them, lingered in the memory as one of only two stains on their home European record - the other being Leicester a year earlier.

So with no savior in sight, Deutsch has been forced to put the house on the market, "the funkiest listing in recent memory," as one real estate blog put it, for nearly $1 million.

The school of thought disappeared quickly, only to go down in Sunni orthodoxy's memory as one of the early "heretical sects". The murjia left a mark on the more lenient side of Sunni Islam, represented by Hanafi-Maturidism, most popular in the Balkans, Turkey and Central Asia, but today there is virtually no Muslim group that identifies itself as murjia.

Oyeyemi's fictional world is scintillating and eccentric, an "implosion of memory," as one character puts it.

She survived, thank goodness, and is enshrined in my memory as one of the most notable victims in all of victimhood.

Le Monde described the exhibit, called "Caesar: The Rhône as Memory," as "one of the most clever and beautiful exhibits of the last 30 years".

Those characteristics, he said, are explained in affidavits from leading elephant experts, which cite the animals' empathy, self-awareness and long-term memory, as well as one Wise said deserved special attention: an ability to use calls and gestures to discuss, plan and execute a course of action.

AD is the most common form of dementia, affecting six million people in the U.S., with exponential increase in prevalence with age, defined by deficits in memory as well as one or more other area of cognition.

Considering shared-memory as one of the main bottlenecks of thread-level parallelism (TLP), in this paper, we propose an adaptive shared-memory sharing architecture, called ASHA.

Each time you walk through your front door, go to your office, or meet a friend at your local, you walk into a construction of memories as well as one of bricks and mortar.

The dinging bell on the front door is almost as sweet a memory as the one on your childhood bike.