Sentence examples for memory keepers from inspiring English sources
Here it's the unfashionable backside of Montparnasse, affectionately described as "a leftover 19th-century industrial Paris full of artists, publishers, bric-a-brac traders and craftspeople who saw themselves as the memory keepers of a time now forgotten".
The job of reconstructing lives belongs to the living, the memory keepers, which is what all of us became that day, willing or unwilling witnesses, unable to look away.
Lisa Badeau, a senior vice president for Hill Holiday, which created the ads, says they are aimed particularly at women, who not only make up the bulk of CVS's customer base, but who are also generally the "family memory keepers" -- that is, the photo guardians.
More than scrapbooks, more than baby books, my children are themselves memory keepers, especially of the details of each other's childhoods.
"I'm volunteering to be the memory keeper," she said.
The Memory Keeper The Best Documentaries of All Time James Davis Pitches a Show About O.
Daniel is the family memory keeper of culinary mishaps that I forget (or perhaps repress).
Correction: The subhead of "The Memory Keeper" (October 26th) identified Svetlana Alexievich, the Nobel Laureate in Literature, as Russian.
Astute chronicler of the 1930's and 40's; family "memory keeper;" avid concert-goer, madrigal singer, and chamber music player.
The Non-Political Political Arrest of Nikita Belykh in Russia The Memory Keeper What Will Decide the Presidential Election?
I was disappointed by how Masha Gessen described the response in Russia to Svetlana Alexievich's receipt of the Nobel Prize in Literature ("The Memory Keeper," October 26th).
