Sentence examples for memory returned to from inspiring English sources

And as I did some startling bits of memory returned to me.

"Ted" (as he was known after losing his memory) returned to Erinsborough five years later.

The memory returned to him as he rode to the start, causing a brief moment of superstitious fear.

The journalist Dick Schaap, Jimmy Breslin's friend of 52 years, died last month, and yesterday Breslin's memory returned to an obituary Schaap wrote about the taboo-breaking comedian Lenny Bruce.

This season, Pavel Datsyuk a former Detroit Red Wings superstar and one of the most beloved NHLers in recent memory—returned to Russia, where he plays in St . Petersburgalongside Ilya Kovalchuk, who was a longtime star in North America, scoring 50-plus goals twice with the Atlanta Thrashers.

According to a series of tests that take about five minutes to perform, memory returned to baseline after 20 minutes, but subjective effects of N2O extended for up to 8 hours [ 20].

Two of the twentieth century's greatest writers of short fiction were fascinated by memory, returning to it over and over again.

Mr. Henze is by no means alone among his contemporaries in feeling the weight of memory returning to the events of 60 and more years ago.

This memory returns to him with particular clarity whenever he plugs in his old olive-green Fender Mustang, puts pick to strings and starts singing the blues down in the subway, his juke joint of the last decade.

By blaming Mufasa's death on an innocent Simba, Scar ultimately triggers "a cycle of guilt, flight, denial and redemption, as the hero goes into self-imposed exile before finally reconciling with his father's memory, returning to face his wicked uncle and generally coming of age".

Despite her runner-up status a year ago, Winter Memories returned to the track earlier this year to prove she was far more than a flash-in-the-pan neophyte at the Breeders' Cup.