Sentence examples for memory jog from inspiring English sources

Another memory jog came Friday from Greece, the original source of Europe's debt troubles.

It was Emmelie de Forest with "Only Teardrops" in case you need a memory jog - she scored 281 points to Bonnie Tyler's 23.

On still not being able to recall the bottle of wine despite being presented with the thank-you note: My frustration today is having seen the note, having seen what would on any other occasion have been a very good memory jog is not the case.

The windowsills and office tables in Mr. Jacobs's office were jammed with what looked like a collection of Freudian Post-its: scraps and clippings and old periodicals and anything that might be considered a potential memory jog or source of inspiration.

And if you've forgotten any of the reasons why he remains this important an icon, check out virtually any page of LMYR for your mandatory memory jog as you savor each visual of this perfect tutorial on more than 40 years of Young's long run.

Writing things over again not only helps keep things in your memory better, but it will also serve as a memory jog when you're looking over your notes and readings for that test (or even for class).

"You need your memory jogged, so it made sense for me to go see Bob.

In 1997, Andy Rosenzweig, the Manhattan district attorney's chief of investigations, had his memory jogged.

WHEN on September 11th 2001 the western world was brutally reminded about Afghanistan, it also had its memory jogged about Central Asia.

If you supplied and verified your mobile phone number when you set up the Twitter account, you can probably bypass a lot of mail and memory jogging.

Neither he nor his most likely foreign minister, Rudolf Scharping, needs his memory jogged about what happens when Germany tries to dominate or go it alone.