Sentence examples for miserable memory of from inspiring English sources

EAGLEBANK BOWL Riley Skinner found a perfect way to obliterate the miserable memory of his painful performance against Navy earlier this season.

One of my most miserable memories of early motherhood was inflicting Gina Ford's Contented Little Baby regime on my admirably resistant newborn.

It's a hard time, which is why so many people have miserable memories of high school.Rather I think this study tells us something else indeed, the AP says it briefly:Some teens just text the way they talk.

Michael Cavic returned to Tustin High last fall with miserable memories of the Sydney Olympics.

But I don't want you to go imputing hatred and aggression to me, as you do to the Weltbÿhne of miserable memory, and the "émigrés".

A plague of miserable memories makes sleep uncomfortable many nights.

That prospect awakens miserable memories.

Long-suffering servants and powerful cars driven by Cooper at breakneck speed made such gadding about the Midi all the more agreeable, while plenty of local delicacies, from ortolans to truffles, served to blot out miserable English memories of Spam and powdered eggs.

The Owls came from behind three times to take a point at Turf Moor and they look like a side to be with in the coming weeks because Jones is well-known for the consistency he generates mid-season once the games start coming thick and fast and the memory of that miserable September should serve them well for quite a way down the line.

From the work in this show, chosen by the new editor of Apollo and a former senior Tate curator, it seems to have meant grafting an aesthetic of the slightly miserable on to memories of pre-war modernism.

Trish has two sisters, one of whom, the miserable Joy Shirley Hendersonn), is plagued by a pair of men, or by the memory of them — they come and go like ghosts.