Sentence examples for memory began to from inspiring English sources

Slowly, his memory began to improve.

He grew more frail, and his memory began to fade.

He could be an innkeeper, Gary thought, transitioning to simple maintenance work if his memory began to fail.

Then her memory began to slip: guests would arrive for dinner, and she would have no memory of inviting them.

But in the months before the mold was finally discovered in his Dripping Springs home, his memory began to go.

He said he was banged on the head so severely — typically with plastic bottles filled with water — that his memory began to slip.

I do notice at 84 your memory begins to go a bit... also, your memory begins to go a bit.

But over the age of 70 and the memory begins to go.

As his memory begins to fail, Ann realizes that she doesn't have long to find out.

That note of weary belatedness, of numb grief tempered by keen memory, begins to sound as soon as the guns fall silent.

Once Jonas has shed his family, and the lovers have repaired to Julia's family's plush seaside home, her memory begins to return, and the nasty games begin.