Sentence examples for particularly memorable year from inspiring English sources

2013 has proved to be a particularly memorable year for Elon Musk.

Until September of that year , 1997wasn't a particularly memorable year of movie-going until September.

Until September of that year , 1997wasn't a particularly memorable year of movie-going.

He brings up a particularly memorable research subject, a 107-year-old man with unflawed vision, mental acuity, hair that never turned fully gray, but no sign of the beneficial gene Barzilai identified.

("I don't want this," Chua says, in one particularly memorable moment, when her 4-year-old daughter, Lulu, gives her a birthday card that, the mother judges, couldn't have taken "more than 20 seconds" to make. "I want a better one onene that you've put some thought and effort into.... I deserve better than this. So I reject this").

Any evening that involves prescription drugs and Democrats - and especially a Clinton -- is going to be particularly memorable for Ms. Varis, the 73-year-old founder and president of Agvar Chemicals and Aegis Pharmaceuticals, suppliers of generic drugs and materials, in Little Falls.

Q. Are there any bosses you've had through the years that taught you something particularly memorable, good or bad? A. One of my first bosses was nice and friendly during the whole job, didn't say a word.

Not because I'm a particularly memorable guy with a particularly memorable order, but because I worked behind the counter some years ago.

Nearly every sports team has an anthem Some of these stadium songs have been played years while others are fad tunes that fans latched onto during a particularly memorable season.

He continued to accept occasional film and television roles throughout his later years; two of his final performances in The Whales of August 19877) and Edward Scissorhands (1990)—were particularly memorable.

Any particularly memorable fan encounters?