Sentence examples for more memorable with from inspiring English sources

"Make a meal more memorable with Gressingham duck," it says on a duck.

Like most albums of highly personal pop, "This Night" grows more memorable with each listen.

Mr. Feltsman's performance of "Carnaval" was more memorable, with a cohesive sense of the work's overall architecture.

Is there a conductor who makes your commute more enjoyable, or at least more memorable, with the sound of their voice?

Sami Khedira was again the man replaced due to injury, though either Emre Can or Julian Weigl will hope that their experience is both longer and more memorable, with Kramer forced off in the first half against Argentina with concussion.

Two events qualified based partly on where they are happening: The Summer Olympic Games are always a huge event, but they promise to be even more memorable with Beijing, China, as host.

Henry's exchange with President Obama, seen below, was one of the evening's more memorable moments, with Henry repeating his question about AIG bonuses after being dissatisfied with the President's response.

If you go, make sure to get there in time for the opening act, the beguiling Argentine singer Juana Molina, who embroiders her songs -- just as light, but much more memorable -- with inventive but restrained electronics.

Capote, as it happened, was the accidental centerpiece of one of my more memorable lunches with Lazar.

A far shorter-lived body, the Kerner Commission (formally known as the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders), left behind a clearer, more memorable legacy with a report warning, "Our nation is moving toward two societies, one black, one white — separate and unequal".

But for me, the more memorable conversation came with the guy who finished last, Carl Henriquez of Aruba.