Sentence examples for memory of the fire from inspiring English sources

Mr. Hoffman said he could not shake the memory of the fire.

Bradbury explains, in this week's New Yorker, that in writing the story he was capturing the memory of the fire balloons he watched with his grandfather as a child, and, in his way, putting his grandfather on Mars.

A friend, Santino Cataldo, 21, was accused of joining them in a plan to cover up the crime, including tampering with a witness, another friend identified in documents only as M. K. Most of the students who were freshmen in the winter of 2000 and carried the memory of the fire throughout their college years graduated in May.

The reimagining of the Hook space is an exciting challenge for Umbel, who still grimaces at the memory of the fire that destroyed his celebrated eatery, once headed by sustainability advocate Barton Seaver.

At the nearest fire station, memories of the fire were still vivid for the captain, Mark Shannon.

Although she had just turned 3, her memories of the fire are vivid.

Joseph Merriweather, a longtime member with personal memories of the fire, credited a Fire Department captain with having preserved the stained-glass windows.

"Today brought back so many memories of the fire, and I can see it on people's faces," said Dean Hurley, 21, a junior.

Some people surmised that his memories of the fire prevented him from going to a homeless shelter, even on the coldest nights; he couldn't stand to be closed in.

It was not until the time of the Vietnam War, when the Japanese media were now able and willing to report atrocities from abroad, that a number of writers, including Nosaka, started to confront their memories of the fire-bombing.

But the only real memory of the Slocum fire resides with 99-year-old Adella Liebenow Wotherspoon of Watchung, N.J., the last living survivor.