Sentence examples for most abiding memory from inspiring English sources
"My most abiding memory would have to be standing on the podium after the Keirin.
For many Americans, their most abiding memory of Mr. Meredith was how he suddenly burst into a Willie Nelson song when he decided a game's fate was conclusively decided.
"It's my most abiding memory.
Our trip is almost done now, but there is the excitement of driving down to Split's waterfront and finding our way on to the ferry to the Italian port of Ancona, hopefully a handy shortcut on the long drive home and a last chance to see the clear azure waters of the Adriatic – one of my most abiding memories of a wonderful journey.
One of the most abiding memories of my tour, though, was having to go out one day to survey all the mass atrocity sites in Bosnia-Hercegovina.
Britain's most valuable raceday needed an abiding memory, and Noble Mission arrived to save the day.
"He gave me the most beautiful smile and said thank you". His abiding memory of Banks is his "gentleness and kindness" with Don's parents.
That's one abiding memory.
What's your abiding memory of Martin Luther King?
And the abiding memory is of deep, deep self-loathing".
Thankfully, the abiding memory is of the match itself.
