Sentence examples for memory killed from inspiring English sources

The worst fires in recent memory killed more than 170 people in early 2009.

Media captionBa resident: "We had to run for our lives" A clean-up operation has begun after the most severe cyclone to hit Fiji in living memory killed at least 20.

She encounters the X Parasites, virions that can replicate their hosts' physical appearances and memories, killing them afterward.

There, she learns that the station is swarming with organisms infected with X Parasites, virions that can replicate their hosts' physical appearances and memories, killing them afterward.

An unruly mash-up of terrific anecdotes and terrible teeth, grainy film and garish memories, "Who Killed Nancy?" cares less about investigating a death than about vindicating an accused killer.

As the disease develops, senile plaques--clumps of proteins called b-amyloid peptides--accumulate in brain areas associated with learning and memory, probably killing nearby neurons.

Compared to the original estimates, the killing rates of NP396 and GP276-pulsed targets by effector CTL are both substantially increased, while memory cell killing rates are comparable to the originals.

But cytotoxic T-cells may retain a certain memory of killing and prolong the effect.

Keyser oversaw the restoration of the village almshouses in 1906 and 1924, and defrayed the cost of a memorial oak tablet in memory of those killed in World War I.

The church service will include the lighting of candles in memory of those killed.

Shoes were laid on the ground in memory of protesters killed in the unrest.