Sentence examples for memory has stuck from inspiring English sources

That memory has stuck with me.

The memory has stuck with me ever since.

While my aforementioned sleepless week occurred nearly 15 years ago, it's a memory that has stuck with me and, as it turns out, has remained a workplace constant at most other companies I've worked for.

One of the memories that has stuck with me even as an adult is how one of my cousins, Gamu, was naïve enough to inform my grandmother that she had failed her secondary school exams while she was sitting next to the fire.

The main memory (shared with the integrated graphics) has stuck at 1GB, though there's an empty slot so it can easily be expanded to 2GB.

He has one theory why he has stuck in collectors' memory.

I'd even forgotten [about] them hitting the bar in injury time but Hanson's sweet strike has stuck in the memory".

Above all, he constructs the characters by means of historical bubbles that seem to have risen to the surface of his memory (or historical baubles that have stuck in his craw), such as Marla's devout Baptism and Frank's steadfast Methodism, Frank's vehement anti-Communism and Marla's dream of Hughes as President.

Which quotes from Ashes history have stuck in your memory?

The authors asked a number of psychiatrists to describe their most memorable cases; and some that had stuck in their memory tended to be of Freudian duration.

At the end of the meeting, Dr. Shah said that he had listened to all the statistics on the prevalence of the illness, and that one had stuck in his memory: "Twenty-five percent," he said — the portion of the Staunton family lost to sepsis.