Sentence examples for proudest memory from inspiring English sources

What's your proudest memory in football?

A Time Magazine article later stated that Redmond's "proudest memory of the first day of integration three weeks ago, when truancy was rife, is that 'my Franklin kids stuck with it.'" From its inception, Franklin was designed to be a public school for gifted students, and admissions requirements included having a 120 IQ.

But his military accomplishments, and the medals to prove it, are now among her proudest memories.

My fondest and proudest memories are undoubtedly of our battles against Australia, especially victory in 2005, regaining the Women's Ashes after 42 years.

One of Margaret Pataki's proudest memories is of her son George, when he was first able to lift a strawberry basket.

Finally, the feeling of accomplishment can be wonderful; some of my proudest memories are of foreign-language moments -- like a 20-minute back and forth I had with a woman in a remote Guatemalan village, as my sister and I tried to get ourselves unlost.

One of his proudest memories was when a minister told him, "You sound more like a clergyman than I do".

His proudest food memory, though, is more recent.

The patriots who formed it have long since descended to the grave; yet still it remains the proudest monument to their memory.

PROUDEST MOMENT President Obama's decision to delay the construction of the Keystone XL pipeline last year is a memory James beams about.

It isn't my proudest moment – certainly it isn't one I absolved myself of until recently – but in the boarded-up memory bank of my mind, it has maybe been the hardest to suppress.