Sentence examples for memory is now from inspiring English sources
Ameriquest, just to jog your memory, is now defunct.
Because your memory is now monocular not binocular.
Predeceased by sons Peter and Jonathan, Eddie's memory is now cherished by children Karen and Gilbert, his 'second family' the Hertz's, and his daily companion grandson Morgan Scotland Marans Shuster.
As much as I thought I felt the urgency around the need for solutions to global warming, my memory is now imprinted with the faces and stories of the true front-line communities of this impending catastrophe.
While hypnosis can help witnesses or victims of a crime to recall details, the fear of evidence being "contaminated" by false memory is now so great in the US that no one can give evidence in court after undergoing hypnosis.
Flash memory is now so inexpensive, he added, that innovators will have a hard time displacing it from all but the most demanding applications even if they surpass it technically.
Our need to create instant mementos and showcase them immediately almost to verify our very existence, shows that imagery and memory are now inextricably intertwined – we seem not to be able to free them from each other.
Computers with multiple processor cores using shared memory are now ubiquitous.
She noted that her memory was now better than it had been in many years.
This, in both our memories, is now immortalised by our working meeting in the Black Horse pub in Greenford in January 1994 (Figure 3).
Memories are now suspect: what was really going on that day?
