Sentence examples for memory the editor from inspiring English sources

Going strictly from memory, the editor wrote something like: "What a ridiculous plot!

The log that lists each take is stored in the computer memory; the editor can call up the desired frame simply by punching a location code.

With his concept of sites of memory, the French editor Pierre Nora has argued that monuments are built in place of memory.

Greg Wuliger Los Angeles Eight-Legged Memories To the Editor: Re "To Cook an Octopus: Forget the Cork, Add Science," (March 5): All the good octopus I've had in New York is but a caricature of transcendent octopus.

Another story, called "Petrified Man" — in which the horror of a carnival freak show is easily outdone by the horror of a small-town beauty parlor ("this den of curling fluid and henna packs") — was rejected so many times that she burned it in disgust, and then rewrote it from memory when Robert Penn Warren, the editor of The Southern Review, changed his mind and wanted it back.

Finally, several editors shared their memories of Helen Gurley Brown, the editor, author and Queen of the Pussycats who died Monday at the age of 90.

To the Editor: Ah, sweet memories of youth!

To the Editor: What great memories Wayne Curtis's article "Glory Road and Its Storied Past" (July 22) brought back.

Ed Grimm New York, July 15 , 2008• To the Editor: Doug Kriegel's memories of selling hot dogs at Ebbets Field brought back to me my days at Yankee Stadium in the early '50s selling hot dogs at a large stand under the seats.

DAVE M. O'NEILL New York To the Editor: Pete Hamill brought back memories.

• To the Editor: Your article evoked painful memories.