Sentence examples for memory lit from inspiring English sources

Very few novels are not worse at the end than at the beginning, but it is the beginning that lingers in the memory, lit by strange lights and redolent of vanished smells, and all in Szirtes's strange but beautiful English.

This region, previously associated with learning and memory, lit up on fMRI only when volunteers picked a healthy food over something more tempting.

It also has 64 MB of memory, a back-lit screen that incorporates a stopwatch and a clock, and an FM tuner for listening to the radio.

The Monteloene is one of only three hotels in the country designated as a literary landmark, Truman Capote famously claimed to Johnny Carson that he was born in the Hotel Monteleone, and his A Christmas Memory is a southern lit classic.

The name swims up from the depths of memory, dimly recalled from World Lit.

Amidst the triumphalism there were those who took time for reflection and at Ground Zero some lit candles in memory of the 9/11 victims.

If the standard, workaday memory is already 50percentt confabulation, the average Lit memory is about eight frames of reality cobbled together by stains, visible regret, and thick strands of ropey vomit.

If the standard, workaday memory is already 50percentt confabulation, the average Lit memory is about eight frames of reality cobbled together with stains, visible regret, and thick strands of ropy vomit.

Hong Kong, on the other hand, has been keeping alive the memory of 1989 with an annual candle-lit vigil in Victoria Park, which continues in spite of the attacks and criticism levelled at it.

I have fond memories of my time as an English Lit undergrad and being exposed to the work of Joseph Campbell, one of the preeminent experts on mythology.

Growing up in the city I have my own distinct memories of sunny days in parks where the smell of lit spliffs was as common as cut grass.