Sentence examples for memory of where from inspiring English sources

Transgenic salmon are bred in fisheries and have no memory of where the wild salmon breed.

The playwright does have a clearer memory of where he was and what he was doing on 22 November 1963.

"Gareth had visual memory of where he was and what he was doing, and could contradict witnesses who accused him of taking part in the attack.

"Jason, from the outset, had a very good memory of where he had been," George R. Goltzer, one of his lawyers, recalled.

Like Banquo's ghost, it hovers over the White House still, an unwelcome memory of where America went wrong, a warning of what may yet go wrong.

But at the Tokyo Foreign Correspondents Clubb, the Police Minister said she had "no memory" of where or how many times the two had met.

Memories of where you left the keys or parked the car mysteriously vanish.

Everyone had their own memories of where they had been, what they had done.

Instead, researchers in Argentina have found, the bees rely on their own memories of where to find food.

Such an account might jog memories of where he was on the day of the murders, he was told during some 12 hours of interrogation.

And they recall the civil defense drills and basement fallout shelters of the cold war and the memories of where they were when President John F. Kennedy, the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy were assassinated.