Sentence examples for memory to do from inspiring English sources

Don't pick the ugly name — Lil E. Tee is the only horse of recent memory to do well with an atrocious name (he won).

You could say that making a video that explicitly links sexual desire with abusive violence is a deeply weird thing for the victim of the most high-profile case of domestic abuse in recent memory to do.

But for the lungs -- spongy pink, diaphanous, rising and falling with the whooshing clicks of a respirator -- all that moved was her heart, beating without any signal or governance from the brain, beating with no other compulsion than its own primordially instilled, deep cellular memory to do so.

He begins firmly of the view that it would be an affront to his father's memory to do the walk for charity; then changes his mind and starts collecting for the Alvin Weinberg Foundation ("the world's first pro-nuclear charity"), which he abbreviates on his bucket to "Alvin's Foundation" – raising £60 because "people assumed Alvin was a little boy with leukaemia".

While orchestras have filed for bankruptcy before, either to reorganize or to dissolve, the Philadelphia Orchestra would be the most prominent in recent memory to do so, and such a move would be a striking sign of the difficulties symphonies and opera companies are facing these days.

Now PDAs for business use are miniature computers with enough processing power and memory to do things like edit PowerPoint presentations on the fly.

Whereas episodic foresight is imagining a future event, prospective memory is remembering to do something.

For memories to do their work, they need to be nurtured and understood.

Hands, accused by Citi's lawyer Mark Howard QC of having a "hazy memory", declined to do so.

But the sharper memory has to do with the father's response to the discovery of his son's homosexuality.

You can buy a "Core System" for $300, but that's pure bait and switch, since it needs a $40 memory card to do anything real.