Sentence examples for memory when it from inspiring English sources
APUS claims it can save as much as 80% of a device's memory when it runs — thanks to its size, it takes up less than 2MB of memory.
And a very long memory when it suits them.
Teammates say Cabrera has something that approximates a photographic memory when it comes to his swings.
He has a photographic memory when it comes to his tat.
("Serpico" came out in 1973, but memory is memory when it comes to age).
Don't so many of us lose our memory when it comes to the consequences of wars fought far from home?
The latest revival — directed by Eric Schaeffer and featuring Bernadette Peters, Jan Maxwell, Ron Raines and Danny Burstein — will undoubtedly generate its own share of memories when it opens on Sept. 12 at the Marquis Theater.
Many union officials complain about a biased press, which has its own prejudices and folk memories when it comes to unionisation.
Luckily, even young perfumers have long memories when it comes to their passion.
He is doubtless betting that the markets have short memories when it comes to lending money to state-owned oil firms.
He'll acquire a notebook and fill it with stories and memories; when it's full, he'll begin another and then another.
