Sentence examples for memory as to from inspiring English sources
Levels of patriotism, then, are linked not so much to historical memory as to a desire to protect oneself, one's family and one's loved ones.
An operator at a central switchboard plugs lines into one of 420 round openings, working from memory as to what person belongs to what hole.
But she came back in a turnaround that speaks as much to Washington's short memory as to Ms. Cutter's gritty perseverance.
There are no castles there, and no solid memory as to how it got its name, but it is certainly a regal spot, looking across the mile-wide gorge and, on a clear day, all the way to High Point in New Jersey.
KEN FRIEDMAN, PH.D. Department of Knowledge Management Norwegian School of Management Dec. 18 After I finally got a few moments to pore over the O.E.D., I did find a word which does answer Prof. Ray McInnis's original question, the secondary meaning of which I paraphrase from memory as, to cast back into the past a meaning from the present: Retroject, verb; retrojection, noun.
But on cross-examination, Assistant U.S. Attorney Michael Schachter showed her that the document that jogged her memory as to that date was actually printed on Oct. 24, and that the copy of the document defense lawyers used had somehow omitted the date that was on the original.
They have refreshed our memories as to just how temporary the privilege to serve is.
Kelly shot back that some people have "short memories as to what happened here in 2001".
When something goes wrong, they panic, "We can fix this! Oh, I wish Joy was here!" Joy spends the entirety of the film determined to keep sadness from "touching" Riley's memories as to preserve their happy state.
Before I refresh your memories as to what's been, let's take a paragraph to highlight what's yet to come out, which could fill this now potentially vacant space in your gaming future.
The memory cells used in flash drives do eventually wear out, but this is typically caused by the number of times data is written to the memory — as opposed to the physical age of the drive itself.
