Sentence examples for most lasting memory from inspiring English sources

Looking back at Wampus, though, Mr. Barry's most lasting memory is "getting my Salk vaccine".

But for many, the most lasting memory of her was formed on May 15 , 1972

Yet the most lasting memory will surely be of Bernard the character, enlivening any occasion, leaving his mark on higher education - and in the myriad friendships he formed.

"My most lasting memory is that it didn't need to happen; it didn't need to happen in the way it happened," Gaherin said years after the damage was done.

Indeed, perhaps the most lasting memory was not his second-round victory by TKO but his walk on, soundtracked by a live performance from his, at times, equally controversial but undeniably gifted compatriot Sinead O'Connor.

Today, probably the most lasting memory of the war was that it gave birth to "The Star-Spangled Banner," and not that it resulted in the burning of the White House, which occurred just before the attack on Baltimore.

For Roger Clemens, the most lasting memories of childhood are the day his father died and the day his brother was called to war.

Of course their most lasting memories will likely be ones I would never predict, and they will surface at the most surprising moments.

One of the most lasting memories of those old enough to have lived through Watergate is of patriots like Howard Baker and John Dean who risked their political careers by speaking publicly about unacceptable threats to our democracy by President Richard M. Nixon.

"Perhaps it's best that the most lasting memories were made on the walls that made the building what it was," namely those facing the street, Faile adds.

Some of comedian Joshua Snyder's most lasting memories of "Star Trek" came from the weekly TV ritual of watching new episodes of "The Next Generation" with his dad.