Sentence examples for memory to live from inspiring English sources

"I want his memory to live on for our children".

Tranströmer, accustomed to thinking of mental reality as palimpsestic and often lost to itself, was the perfect delegate to that forgotten world: Here I come, the invisible man, perhaps employed by a Great Memory to live right now.

She wrote a poem that she recites by memory: To live in darkness To live in despair To live in sadness To mourn And yet to live with the hope, Ah yes, the hope for tomorrow Tomorrow... HOW TO HELP Checks payable to The New York Times Neediest Cases Fund should be sent to P.O.

The Roxy had a big hotel memory to live up to for us.

"I just want her memory to live on, she's a face of hope, a face of change," she said.

"If we continue to live in our memories, to live at the cemetery, we will never go forward," Malkov said, suppressing tears.

"What we've tried to develop is something that's a lot deeper – we want to create spaces for your memories to live".

I didn't even have to try, but music is what allows our memories to live forever with us.

But his memory deserves to live.

He therefore induced her, while she was in a state of hypnotic somnambulism, to search for these connections in her memory and to live through the "pathogenic" scenes once again without inhibiting the affects that arose in the process.

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