Sentence examples for most enduring memory from inspiring English sources

Feeding them carrots is my children's earliest, most enduring memory.

But my most enduring memory is the hospitality of the French.

My most enduring memory was of being pulled towards him as we stood on platform five at King's Cross station.

"Truth-squading," even if it was not called that, became the most enduring memory from that 1976 debate.

For one listener, the most enduring memory of the last Bach year, 1985, was this pianist's performance of the six keyboard partitas.

For one listener, the most enduring memory of the last Bach year, 1985, was this pianist's performance of the six Keyboard Partitas in two evenings.

Two of my life's most enduring memories come from weddings in Turkey.

But the most enduring memories of the liner are its storied luxury and the complex job of righting, refloating and dismantling it.

Something had happened then, a simple thing, that was one of his most enduring memories, and he had been thinking of it that morning.

Consider it revealing that Shmarya Rosenberg, as Scott is now known, recalled the incident in a recent interview as one of his most enduring memories.

But one of his most enduring memories is of the day the Blades folded and the players were locked out of their own locker room.