Sentence examples for memory from a from inspiring English sources

A former military physician, Thorpe had accepted Shakespeare's memory from a dying enlisted man.

But that image could become a memory from a bygone era.

Moments are still etched in the memory from a first viewing half a century ago.

It sounds like a sweet memory from a relationship that might be worth salvaging.

Already, that election feels like a distant memory from a different era.

"Will it turn into a dim, fading memory from a different world?

But, once you accept that multicultural argument against teaching them our history, you are excluding them from collective memory, from an enormous chance for renewal.

Arabidopsis thaliana plants that have experienced multiple exposures to dehydration stress display transcriptional behavior suggesting "memory" from an earlier stress.

Write these changes down so you don't have to rely on memory from an office visit.

Memories from a writer who was a close friend of Katharine Hepburn's in the last 20 years of her life.

Memories from a writer who was a close friend of Katharine Hepburn's in her last 20 years.