You won't need to find a USB cable or even turn on your computer to get your memories in front of one of the largest audiences on the Web".
I grew up with this man, the myth and the memory always in front of me".
Every child my age grew up with the memory of standing in front of the greasy meat counter, asking for twenty-fen meat with a trembling voice.
This proactive alert model is a stark contrast to the memories of waiting in front of the television or radio for the George Zimmerman and Michael Dunn verdicts.
Today I keep her alive through my memories – like sitting in front of the TV and watch music shows together.
And, as we can see, most pop musicians and orchestral soloists perform entirely from memory, without written music in front of them.
A lot of them were quite upset, like, 'What's that going to do to my business out here?' I said, 'I can't tell you, but it's not good.' " Dennis, wearing custom-made red leather boots and a slightly tattered blue spandex suit bulked up with memory foam, positioned himself in front of the theatre.
When the author casts off his cloak of invisibility, and a novel is no longer (as Stendhal put it) "a mirror that strolls along a highway" but one that strolls down Memory Lane, he stands in front of the curtain either as a memoirist or as a fabulist exulting in the magic of make-believe; Maxwell in his shorter late works was now one and then the other.
For order memory, the experimenter laid in front of the participant 12 laminated pictures from the movie, printed on 10 cm × 15 cm index cards, in a randomized order.
He assured the crowd at the RNC that Trump would lead America toward a "bright future," but the reality is that his vision of technology is a romanticized relic, a nostalgic memory of a kid in front of a TV set watching the Jetsons.
