Sentence examples for memory both the from inspiring English sources
Far more striking, however, is that for the first time in memory, both the New York Times and the Washington Post ran page-one stories about the Freeman controversy that specifically used the phrase "Israel lobby," while detailing the charges and countercharges that followed upon Freeman's claim that the lobby did him in.
It makes memory both the stuff of life and a living death, as the protagonist, Don Celso, suspecting that he's nearing the edge of the cliff, turns his back to it and looks homeward.
Aren't our memories, both the good and the bad, the things that make us who we are?
The most enduring relationships in life are often with our brothers and sisters: Our shared memories, both the good and bad, have the power to transcend our differences.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.05352.001 Memories, both the mundane and the significant, play an integral role in our daily lives.
In this way, the sequence of information bits stored in the encoder's memory determines both the state of the encoder and its output, which is modulated and transmitted across the channel.
Matthaus said Bayern would qualify". That, of course, did not happen, and the day lives on in the memory - both for the result and Motson's "fantasy football" line.
In this paper, we study the blow-up singularity of a semilinear parabolic equation with nonlinear memory both in the reaction term and the boundary condition.
Like Senna, or the young Tiger Woods, he has a memory that stores both the big picture and the countless smaller ones.
"What you used to think were the smallest things, you are afraid may now be pieces of the biggest things," Roberge writes, of his progressively fading memories; both the smallest and the biggest pieces of his memoir fascinate.
A ballad of photographs, music and memories — both the old we savor and the new we consciously construct — "I Used to Be Darker" picks at the seams of an unraveling family and watches to see what will happen.
