Sentence examples for most memorable act from inspiring English sources
Emma's most memorable act in the book is to get underneath this missile with a wrench, thinking that the device's guts remind her of a souped-up Chevy.
The most memorable act of creative performance in recent weeks took place at Caramoor, where Crutchfield followed "L'Elisir d'Amore" with Rossini's opulent Babylonian tragedy "Semiramide".
But his most memorable act came when Mets players walked into the clubhouse after losing Game 6 of the N.L. Championship Series to the Atlanta Braves and saw him playing cards with Bobby Bonilla.
They were, and still remain, electroclash's most memorable act.
The most memorable act of the day came from Die Antwoord, who dripped the HARD er) stage in Zef swag.
Violante Beatrice's most memorable act as Governor was the reorganisation of the Sienese Contrade — akin to administrative divisions — whose names, number and boundaries she formally defined which remain there to this day.
Poland: One of this year's most memorable acts, Donatan and Cleo's milkmaids have been the talk of Eurovision Island.
One of its most memorable pioneering acts was to raise thousands of pounds for charity by staging annual walks well before they became popular.
In fact, Taser is so proactive in painting the image of its products as safe that it offers to shoot anybody who approaches the company's booths at trade shows — an offer that ABC News reporter Amanda Congdon took up at CES this year in one of the show's most memorable moments (an act that Jon Stewart called "Look-at-me-reporter-crap").
But perhaps her most memorable (if not downloaded) act on it is the time in February 2009 when she donned a French maid's outfit and leaped, knees first, into a giant pudding-filled pie crust.
The most memorable charts the small acts of rebellion that are easy to indulge in during a banal summer job, as well as the sometimes depressing reality of people who are trapped in roles most people use merely as temporary employment.
