Sentence examples for memory was rekindled from inspiring English sources

This memory was rekindled by Donald Trump's candidacy.

Old memories are rekindled and old stories are told again.

I eagled No. 1 at Pebble — nobody can take that away, ever!" In fact, the memory of that fabled seven iron was rekindled every few hours for the next several days, to desk clerks and waiters, club-cleaning teenagers and random passers-by in the streets.

Those whose fear memories had been rewritten during the "consolidation window" were largely immune to the shock treatment, while in the others the sense of fear was rekindled.

Then, in 1927, his interest in philosophy was rekindled.

Tonight his passion was rekindled.

Instead, his love for golf was rekindled in Ohio.

She told the Radio Times that her memories had been rekindled by a survey, prompted by the Savile Scandal, into respect and dignity in the broadcasting workplace.

It is the sort of memory that will be rekindled when they enter that room again, and if not, when the fans begin their oral assault again.

It wasn't the questions or the nature of the discussion or the memories that were being rekindled -- it was the innocuous presence of a former Amherst College dean.

Memories of October 1973 have been rekindled by the death of Jamal Khashoggi at the hands of a Saudi Arabian hit squad at the country's consulate in Turkey.