Too many memories — good memories, bad memories.
In this plot, values close to the centre are good for time and memory, but bad for alignment quality.
People have been leaving personal messages inside - some remembering loved ones, others seeking for an outlet for bad memories.
I've met other people who don't celebrate Thanksgiving for similar reasons as mine (immigrant families), negative associations (divorced parents whose holiday turf battles made for bad memories), or people now in the U.S. who grew up overseas in non-American households.
The New Yorker, July 19 , 1930P. 9 Douglas Fairbanks is troubled by his bad memory for faces.
By John C. Mosher and James Thurber The New Yorker, July 19 , 1930P. 9 Douglas Fairbanks is troubled by his bad memory for faces.
If you've got a password that can be easily guessed, cracked or stolen, because you have a bad memory for that sort of thing, then you can say goodbye to your anonymity.
But these institutions are vastly inadequate for people with complex problems: the forty-year-old with drug and alcohol addiction; the eighty-four-year-old with advanced Alzheimer's disease and a pneumonia; the sixty-year-old with heart failure, obesity, gout, a bad memory for his eleven medications, and half a dozen specialists recommending different tests and procedures.
THE year-end snowstorm may now be a bad memory for many Long Islanders who waited days for their streets to be cleared of snow and ice, but officials of several Long Island towns are still huddling with their staffs to find out what went wrong.
Girl On A Terrace interviews Junior Mendes, formerly of Huddersfield, Notts County and more: In football there are always lows; one bad memory for me was getting injured by my team-mate as I was going to sign for Preston a few days before it was happening.
