Sentence examples for memory to have from inspiring English sources

I think that'd be a pretty neat memory to have".

My grandparents lived atop a steep hill in what seems to me in memory to have been a very large house whose rooms ran one into the other.

She is probably the only cabinet minister in living memory to have united the Socialist Workers' party and the National Trust in opposition to her plans".

Reflecting rules changes instituted by Senate Democrats this year, the legislation is the first in recent memory to have a member of the minority party as a prime sponsor.

Salazar has a special kind of credibility because he is literally one of the last non-Africans, in living memory, to have held the title of world's greatest distance runner.

Mr. Arrigoni is the first foreigner to have been kidnapped here since the Hamas takeover of Gaza in 2007, and appears to be the first pro-Palestinian activist in memory to have been killed here by Palestinians.

Bell's relatives obeyed the emotional dynamic that requires painful memories to have a rationale.

Just about long enough for some pretty horrific memories to have faded into insignificance.

We're all going to remember her as a Wimbledon champion, so I think that's good memories to have".

This what makes Flash memory nonvolatile and all floating gate memories to have the same generic cell structure.

Eurovision for her is a way to reconnect with memories, to "have fun, discuss European politics, and see crazy performances.