Sentence examples for memory of saying from inspiring English sources

Perhaps he had an uneasy memory of saying that we would get together to talk about teaching ideas.

I want to become a judge because that's my way of honouring my mother's memory, of saying enough, if we unite we can rid Naples of the Camorra".

Instead, he imagines, players will practice virtually, building up muscle memory of, say, "two linebackers rushing from the right side and the left defensive end dropping off in coverage," without the risk of getting hurt.

Given that London's young breed of new talent have fond (childhood) memories  of said decade, expect  plenty of retro  referencing.

"It's easier to find subject matter you can make into a film" in liberal memories of, say, the civil rights struggle than in conservative arguments for smaller government, he theorizes.

The suit targets Hynix Semiconductor of Korea and Elpida Memory of Japan, saying that they have declined repeated efforts to pay royalties on computer-chip technology.

But Kovaleski told CNN this week that he had no memory of "anyone saying there were thousands, or even hundreds, of people celebrating".

"That's my last memory of him," said Mr. Vranesi, his friend.

"My abiding memory of Boucher," says Nagarjun K, "will be that of White Lightning going mental over his dropped catch in '98".

"It's a piece about the memory of Van Gogh," said Danish artist Michael Elmgreen on the phone from Berlin.

But our memory of it says something about who we are, and how our culture and our own history comes with us into the doctor's office.