Sentence examples for middle memories from inspiring English sources

The day after the article appeared online, Bret Parker, a 1986 alumnus and the father of two current students, saw Dr. Kelly at a ceremony, called Middle Memories, for eighth graders.

She is both ominous and comforting, as are the blue thorny branches that poke from the wings in the middle section, "Memories".

Usually I hate mimosas, because they remind me of wine coolers, and wine coolers call up repressed middle school memories.

This morning, the Twitterverse shared the good, bad and ugly of their middle school memories, with totally relatable commentary on pre-teen friendship, first love, and poor fashion choices.

All of my childhood and middle-adult memories are of that home.

And when Rolling Stone claims that in the video "the band attacks governmental data surveillance and modern information overload," I am going to watch the shit out that, even if the mention of Korn's name or just a backwards R makes me involuntarily cringe as a deluge of embarrassing middle-school memories come flooding up from deep inside me.

The MMSE evaluates cognitive efficiency by examining orientation in time and space; short and middle term memory; calculation; comprehension and constructive praxis with scores range from 0 to 30 points (optimal) [ 38].

Middle-term memory: a phase of fly memory that lasts a few hours, is sensitive to anesthetic disruption and is dependent on the amnesiac gene.

The shots, scenes, snapshots and flashbacks which have set down roots in that more-than-middle-aged memory bank.

We examined whether structural cues at event boundaries or event middles influenced memory for the activities relative to the control condition of an unedited presentation of the video.

The field typically refers to the three hour time point as middle-term memory (MTM).