Sentence examples for memory banks and from inspiring English sources

Mardy Collins had nearly faded from the memory banks, and the Knicks' rotation, by the time tipoff arrived last night.

All of the items listed in the first sentence of this review come from Nordström's memory banks, and are meant to do the same.

But then the mental processor throws up a flag — "this bike-and-post not matching others in memory banks" — and they'll look again.

OFI Sunday and Famous and Fearless hardly troubled the nation's memory banks, and although his Friday stint on The One Show has gone relatively well, it's not ground-breaking territory.

The reason, they explain, is that tip-of-the-tongue states arise when we look for a word in the wrong part of our memory banks, and the more we persist, the more entrenched that mistaken habit becomes, thus making us more likely to look there next time around.

All Sarah Palin demonstrated was that after days of intensive coaching, she could memorize talking points and when a question was asked she could ratchet through her memory banks and come up with the paragraph that somewhat, but not always, matched the question.

I take it right out of my memory bank and move on".

Once you have experienced a restaurant, that is what remains in your memory bank, and draws you back or keeps you away.

Most of yesterday's gallery will be happy to have taken this win to the memory bank and will not have ambled home demanding more.

"I'm just trying to find little things they do well," Fewell said, "so at the appropriate time I have stored this in my memory bank and can bring it to table".

Days Without End, in which the beautiful fluency of Barry's prose gives way to something more impressionistic, led to "some of the high days of my life": writing it felt "as if I'd been given the numbers to a safe deposit box in a memory bank and I was taking out what was in the box or maybe even stealing it.