Sentence examples for of becoming a memory from inspiring English sources

But the briny, rough-skinned pickle that was once such an integral part of the city's landscape is in danger of becoming a memory.

Villa's fine start to the season, which included a victory at Liverpool, is in danger of becoming a distant memory as they were outclassed in going down to their fourth straight league loss.

In Jules et Jim (1962) the film sometimes momentarily halts, marking the impact of a gesture, the moment of an impression becoming a memory.

The remainder of an ancient sea at the heart of South America is fast becoming a memory: a white expanse of salt stretches for miles, with just a smear of red, brackish water at its southern edge.

The frisson of the Cold War was fast becoming a memory.

But now, in Manhattan, they are increasingly becoming a memory.

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Roquefort is in danger of becoming a mere delicious memory in the United States, now that the U.S. government has decided to impose a three hundred per cent import duty, effective March 23rd, on the famed French blue cheese.

By Andrea Thompson January 16, 2009 Roquefort is in danger of becoming a mere delicious memory in the United States, now that the U.S. government has decided to impose a three hundred per cent import duty, effective March 23rd, on the famed French blue cheese.

At the other end is the Akan ancestor, the culmination of the process of becoming a person whose memory serves as a moral exemplar to the living that guides the moral journey of the Akan.