Sentence examples similar to memory land from inspiring English sources

In the meantime, take a trip down memory land--here's a look at the star's style evolution.

Strolling down memory lane, I landed upon this post from June of 2010, in which I broke down some high and mighty numbers put forth by Microsoft's communications chief Frank Shaw.

Not another day should pass without noting that the most wonderful little show in memory has landed in town.

For older residents, the memories of land they had to leave behind as the Navy took over two-thirds of the island are still vivid.

So when the Churchill Downs oddsmaker, Mike Battaglia, moved the pieces around Wednesday in search of a morning-line favorite for one of the most puzzling Derbies in memory, he landed on Zito, a favorite adopted son and his colt, The Cliff's Edge, as the 4-1 favorite.

Shereshevsky had made a living off his memory in a land ruled by amnesia.

His memory of the land from years past was bleaker: a vacant lot and lots of weeds.

It reopened as Artpark in 1974, its first season dedicated to the memory of the land artist Robert Smithson, offering a vast array of performances and public workshops.

Amenities like pneumatic tubes that could deliver messages from bottom to top in seven seconds led the magazine American Architect to praise the Vanderbilt as "a memory of the land of ancient courtesies" in an increasingly hectic age.

Correlated fading is one of the sources of channel memory on the land mobile channel.

Lift lines and crowded slopes become a distant memory when you land atop the untamed, snowcapped, 4,500m-high Terskey Ala-Too range in northeastern Kyrgyzstan.