Sentence examples for memory to make from inspiring English sources
Still, it takes a prodigious and supple memory to make room for all those words and numbers and patterns.
"He wanted me to search my memory to make sure there was nothing I could add to these stories," Radomski says.
Landis said it was his obligation to Ruth's memory to make sure Ruth got the proper credit for a called home run.
His most gracious compliment to the United States was to merge it, in "Ada," with the Russia of his memory to make one paradisiacal Antiterra.
Beyond its honorable message about the dignity of deafness, it teaches a respect for the past and for the power of memory to make minds.
Sweeping across the stage in other jumps, Ms. Osipova became the first dancer in memory to make the vast spaces of the Met seem too small.
Mortier tries to provide a counterbalance of memories to make her past sing.
How do people use memories to make inferences about real-world objects?
We have a future of memories to make and milestones to meet.
Such networks enable the individual to compare and contrast memories, to make inferences among indirectly related episodic events, and even to form expectations about future experiences.
The decreasing cost of memory continues to make new uses possible.
