Sentence examples for raised memories from inspiring English sources

Even an homage to a Yankee icon raised memories of Yankee-Red Sox dust-ups.

They played so flawlessly that they raised memories of their 1998 glory days, and there were some tantalizing plays by young players of the Jets' future.

The police cordons raised memories among commentators of the five-days of lockdown imposed on Brussels two weeks after the Paris attacks, when authorities warned of an imminent threat of violence in the city during the ongoing manhunt for suspects.

The announcement that he had agreed to an interview with CBS News, the home to attack dogs like Ed Murrow and Dan Rather, raised memories of Rather confronting George H. W. Bush at Black Rock during the 1988 campaign — a set-to that moved old Poppy to comment "It was tension city out there".

The trial of Gu raised memories of the Cultural Revolution that still haunt China.

The combination of rising prices and sluggish growth raises memories of the oil shock of the 1970s.

It raises memories of 1937, when F.D.R.'s premature attempt to balance the budget helped plunge a recovering economy back into severe recession.

Soldiers erected roadblocks to cordon off the rural epicenter, raising memories of the country's brutal civil war, which ended in 2002.

From the early years of her curvaceous hourglass figure, the dresses have such petite waists that they raise memories of the 15-year-old girl in "National Velvet".

Raising memories of Buffalo Sabres goalie Ryan Miller, who played for Michigan State in the Cold War game and was one of 10 members of his family to play for the Spartans, Comley said: "This rivalry -- this goes family, generations, deep.

She beat her sister, Venus, 6-4, 6-3, to win something called the Billie Jean King Cup and, more important, to raise memories of when tennis was a regular event at the Garden.