Sentence examples for memory the tie from inspiring English sources

Is memory the tie that binds?

Re-place the bay cover of the memory and tie the screw.

I didn't need to change my geographic location to get away from certain memories, that the ties I had to this place weren't the root of my problems.

The tie has brought back memories of clashes between supporters of the two sides during during an FA Cup match in March 1985, which became known as the Kenilworth Road riot.

Through her initiatives, like Yes, in My Backyard and the Prison Public Memory Project, she examines the ties prisons have with surrounding communities, and how they can be preserved or, at least, not disrupted as times change.

So in the middle of the most heated arms control debate in recent memory, one tied to whether the United States will build a national missile defense system, the general is taking a soft-sell approach.

I perceive that it interrupts me when I'm trying to work, takes up space on my hard drive, occupies my computer's memory and ties up the C.P.U.

Most readers, bar those blessed with perfect powers of concentration and an excellent memory, will miss some of the ties at first reading.

For these reasons, Experiment 1 examined the importance of the hippocampus for object recognition memory in the bow-tie maze across varying retention intervals, that is, to compile a forgetting curve.

Soon his face and his voice would fade from her memory; only the red tie and his words would remain.

The French Revolution so identified itself with stripes that its memory is inextricably tied to the symbol of the tricolor.