Sentence examples for memory have come from inspiring English sources

Some of the most resplendent concerts in recent memory have come from James Levine and his team.

But prices for flash memory have come down, and the gap has narrowed considerably.

"My memory had come back to me in moving images," he observes.

"As you can imagine, that memory has come to mind often in the last few days".

Roger Angell — our Roger Angell, colleague, friend, embodiment of this magazine's history and institutional memory — has come to town to receive his due: the J. G.

Although flash memory has come down in price substantially over the last couple of years, it remains more expensive per minute of audio than tape or MiniDiscs.

So while the cost of disc drives has come down, the cost of solid state memory has come down even faster.

Lebanon has returned to the news in recent months with talk of possible renewed civil conflict, making it apt timing to read two books examining both the history of the country and how memory has come to play such an important role in managing societal relations.

Much of our cellular understanding of memory has come from the study of relatively simple invertebrate preparations, such as Aplysia [1], or from deciphering mechanisms of synaptic plasticity in isolated mammalian brain slices [2].

For some, those memories have come flooding back.

But some of my most favorite sporting memories have come at public and private golf clubs across the nation, where in simple settings I've watched people face the same pressure and adversity and feel the same elation and achievement that we routinely celebrate on the national sports stage.