Sentence examples for memory to go from inspiring English sources

He stunned his teachers by becoming the first Etonian in living memory to go to art college, studying in London and York.

But Peppiatt, 26, who plied his trade on the Daily Star, is the first in recent memory to go out in a hail of gunfire.

"I wanted to be free in my memory, to go from one part to another and see what I would find".

Mr. Blagojevich, a Democrat who won two terms as governor before being impeached and removed from office, is expected to become Illinois's fourth governor in recent memory to go to prison.

The Globe, the largest and most influential news organization in New England, would be the largest American paper in memory to go out of business and would make Boston the first major city to lose its primary paper.

This announcement lifts the bar from the previous 8GB limit, allowing handsets which rely on microSDHC/M2 as their primary user memory to go gig-for-gig with handsets carrying 16GB internally, such as the iPhone and Nokia N96.

Unfortunately, industries lack of long term project memories to go back and forth in order to remember actions and decisions.

No matter how much I want those memories to go away, they are a part of my history.

I do notice at 84 your memory begins to go a bit... also, your memory begins to go a bit.

But over the age of 70 and the memory begins to go.

But in the months before the mold was finally discovered in his Dripping Springs home, his memory began to go.