Sentence examples for memory lock from inspiring English sources
Show of Memory Lock up your logic: Theatre de Complicite is coming back to town.
Does it matter that our collective memory locks the two men together in a mythic embrace?
Some spy stories will be forever confined to memory, locked safes, and invisible ink.
By Nicholas Schmidle Some spy stories will be forever confined to memory, locked safes, and invisible ink.
"And there's always a wait list for 'Homeland.' " Some spy stories will be forever confined to memory, locked safes, and invisible ink.
Maybe you've heard a song that triggered a memory locked up in the corner of your brain.
There is a suggestive argument with Edmund Gosse, soon to write Father and Son, over whether there can be repressed memories, locked in the unconscious.
In the same way the feelings and memories locked inside us also never change, and also just like the human heart, still open up surprises.
Several Knicks remember it well, and they keep those memories locked in the back of their minds for inspiration and motivation.
Like Ágnes, Miklós had kept his memories locked inside: he had always done what he vowed to do, which was embrace the present and the future, but the tragic fallout was that Péter felt he had been emotionally difficult to reach because so much of his life and formative experiences were not shared.
Each time you open and close a program, some of your system's memory may lock up and be made unavailable for use, even though it is still there physically.
