Sentence examples for memory tumble from inspiring English sources

The ideas jostling through "Ararat," Atom Egoyan's profound reflection on historical memory, tumble off the screen in such heady profusion that while watching the movie you may worry that you'll miss something important if you so much as blink.

Sicily is a long way from Dubai, where Nibali is on vacation with his wife and baby daughter, but the memories tumble through him.

"It's been a good season but an eventful one," Billy Vunipola says as he rubs a meaty hand across his brow and smiles as the memories tumble through him.

The memories tumble over one another until I land on the one that best seems to summarize how I feel.

No single scene can capture it, at least not according to the notebooks, or the memories tumbling out.

Though the narrator and the author may not be identical, the wonderful details have the liberated onrush of memory: they tumble like things randomly released, not lengthily chosen.

It comes on like memory, a tumble of language and images – but slowly and painstakingly realised by the sewer's hand.

And as the Beckettian creature he portrays sifts recordings for the substance of his own memories, from Wilson himself, memories too tumble.

Micron Technology, a maker of computer-memory chips, tumbled 14 percent after reporting sales and profit that missed estimates.

With fewer than 100 days to the Olympic Games in London, the memories come tumbling back.

A mountain of computer chips, largely the result of overinvestment in Asia, caused the price of memory chips to tumble by 80% in 1996.