Sentence examples for provided memorable from inspiring English sources

A supposedly vacationing Alissa Rubin provided memorable images of damage from Tropical Storm Irene.

That is why from time to time we like to look in at places that provided memorable dining experiences in the past.

He provided memorable voice cameos in animations Brave and The Gruffalo, finished the Potter films, starred in the final Cracker in 2006 and in 2009's Murderland, and was a magnificently menacing Jaggers in Mike Newell's 2012 Great Expectations.

Over time Mr. Shire has provided memorable material to some of musical theater's most insightful female singers, and the latest recipient is a young spitfire named Brittney Lee Hamilton, who plays the writer's prim but libidinous graduate assistant and enlivens several songs, particularly the charming courtship duet "Like".

While the 2013 World Series provided memorable – or at the very least, ridiculous – moments of its own (the Cardinals won game two on a controversial obstruction call and the Red Sox won game three on a walk-off pick-off) but those moments would never have happened if not for Papi's slam.

In 1958, the film director Karel Reisz hired Dankworth to write his first film score for We Are the Lambeth Boys, following which he provided memorable jazz scores for The Criminal (1960), Saturday Night and Sunday Morning (1960), The Servant (1963), Darling and Return from the Ashes (both 1965), Morgan and Modesty Blaise (both 1966) and Accident (1967).

Have any Presidents since Kennedy matched his ability to provide memorable photographic images of himself?

Cleveland State crushed Wake Forest, 84-69, with Jackson's relentlessness and Waters's sideline scowl providing memorable moments.

She provides memorable descriptions of her state of mind and behavioral tics.

You can usually rely on Spiral to provide memorable villains – but that's where this series is falling short.

Some deliver on these expectations, providing memorable music, in the case of David Bowie, or poetic visions, like the playwright Dennis Potter.