Sentence examples for memory will have from inspiring English sources

Those of you with a long memory will have spotted that the above commitments come not from this week's G8 communique (pdf), but from that of 2005.

That memory will have to stick, at least until Sunday, when the team arrives at Stegeman Coliseum at the University of Georgia.

There is usually a trade-off between time and space; things that run quickly will tend to use more memory, whereas things that use less memory will have to make more calculations.

The moment I am back out on the streets of Madrid, my memory will have begun complicating, with my heart's incorrigible partialities, the simplicity of naked brushy paint that describes a little girl, at the center of a courtly society on a certain day, being offered a red glass of something.

Time in which memories will have faded.

All memories will have faded to some degree.

Those old memories will have to do for a while longer.

In a few years, these old women with their embarrassing poverty and their bloodstained memories will have passed away, and the country will be ready for the new generation of beesnessmyeni.

In that time, memories will have long since faded as millions remain uninsured, private insurers continue to rake in their grotesque profits, and the promised cost savings from reform never materialize.

In the Facebook era, many of your digital memories will have been made by other people; for example, photos in which you have been tagged, or tweets mentioning you.

Search for standard, DDR2 laptop memory modules (not desktop memory), which will have 200-pin edge connectors.