Sentence examples for memory has to from inspiring English sources

But each fragment of memory has to be retrieved, in agony, from the Alzheimer's fog.

But the sharper memory has to do with the father's response to the discovery of his son's homosexuality.

"Maybe the muscle memory has to be changed a bit because we're playing an upbeat style and high-tempo game," he said.

I could go on, with memories of Phyllis Diller in "Hello, Dolly!" and many others, but my favorite theater memory has to be Muhammed Ali's Broadway debut in the 1969 production of Oscar Brown Jr.'s "Buck White".

ONE of the more auspicious nightclub debuts in recent memory has to have been the mini-spectacle that the electro-pop artists Warren Fischer and Casey Spooner created on Aug. 27, 1998, at Starbucks on Astor Place.

Perhaps the unease of my first memory has to do with my mother's presence; I wished to be alone with the air, the sun, the distant noises, the possibility of my hideousness gradually going away.

Data bases that are able to store the data completely in main memory have to be preferred.

Memory had to be built, take hold, and resist the quicksand of banalization and denial.

Is Woodward like the dude from Memento, unable to retain short term memory, having to reinvent the wheel of living his life a hundred times a day?

Aaron Giles, who was the Macintosh programmer for Dark Forces, explained that to resolve this problem the memory had to be managed more efficiently.

Moreover, cognitive functions such as attention and memory have to be considered as mediators between ACE and FNS [ 60, 61].