Sentence examples for memory closes from inspiring English sources

Yes, I can still see it all, but when the fog of memory closes in there's only one place likely to linger.

In Meg Wolitzer's latest novel, "The Uncoupling," as in Aristophanes' "Lysistrata," every woman, from those on the threshold of sexual awakening to those for whom sex is just a pleasurable memory, closes up shop.

(Johnson) John A. Parks: 'Paint and Memory' (closes on Saturday) The strange, seemingly innocent paintings that dominate this show are small, based on the artist's childhood memories and painted with his fingers.

They now see a counselor every week and take comfort in keeping his memory close.

She was buried in Brooklyn, but they wanted her memory close to her family".

We hold our dear mother's memory close to our hearts, always.

He adored his wife and children who will keep his memory close to their hearts.

Howard's family met with the team Monday night and urged the players to hold his memory close when they take the field.

"The bloody massacre in Bangladesh quickly covered over the memory of the Russian invasion of Czechoslovakia, Milann Kundera lamented in his 1980 novel "The Book of Laughter and Forgetting," no doubt singling out the particular memory closest to his heart.

For the salmagnostic, who doesn't know whether he worships the fish or not, I suggest recreating what the Actors Studio calls a sense memory: close your eyes and focus on the last time you had good salmon.

We learn a few moments later that it's his stepfather's Eric Cantona shirt – the old man being a devoted fan of Manchester United – and that he carries it with him when performing to keep his memory close at hand.