Two days after his first visit to Hockney's studio, on March 1, 2000, Falco faxed him: "I couldn't stop myself from doing some optics calculations based only on my memory of one particular image you showed me...
Many players have a sad memory of one that got away imprinted on their bridge psyche.
This disc is dedicated to the memory of one of the people playing on it: viola player Friedemann Weigle, who died in July aged 53.
In Memorium More than 3,000 flutists will honor the memory of one of their own, Jean-Pierre Rampal, when they converge on Columbus, Ohio, on Thursday for the annual National Flute Association convention.
Do I have a chance?" On Wednesday, he fumed at the memory of one of the many times during the presidential campaign when he felt his level of intellectual engagement was being underestimated.
Hills recently wrote a must-read blogpost on the subject: I have a strong memory of one meeting in particular, concerning a game that had both a male and a female playable character.
As he talked of the significance of Annie Power's success in the Champion Hurdle here on Tuesday, Willie Mullins could reach into history to summon up the memory of one of the sport's greatest names.
The memory of one performance still makes him wince.
Mr. Ma saved several children the day of the disaster but cannot shake the memory of one girl.
There was no physical evidence of a crime, and the victim had no memory of one occurring.
"We at the A.V.M. try to rescue the memory of one obscure performer through a career profile for every famous one," Mr. Cullen wrote.
