Sentence examples for receding memory from inspiring English sources

The Wi-Fi shuttle buses are a receding memory.

With the days of anti-Ashley and anti-Alan Pardew protests a receding memory, Newcastle is very different.

With the euphoria of promotion a rapidly receding memory, tensions behind the scenes are escalating and the squad look ill-equipped for the Premier League.

And that is probably what the Stanley Cup will be in 1998-99: a dream, something to put a smile on a sleeping face, a pleasant but receding memory of 1994, 1940, 1933 and 1928.

But the hey-day of King Tobacco is a quickly receding memory, leaving behind only a legacy of public buildings, fine academic institutions... and millions of graves of cancer victims.

But the defences of bans in Michigan, Ohio, Kentucky and Tennessee merit close consideration and will no doubt earn such a reading from the expected swing vote, Justice Anthony Kennedy.The reasons on offer for upholding heterosexual marriage rules are a far cry from the preachy, Leviticus-quoting diatribes of receding memory.

Because time and receding memories have blurred recognition of what FDR faced, many people recall that FDR had an easily compliant Congress.

The previous weekend's escape act in Coventry is already a fast-receding memory; Wasps were markedly superior at the Rec and look in considerably better shape for the pool qualification run-in.

By the end of the day, with cable television in a full uproar over Trump's personal lawyer attending a meeting with congressional leaders over the Justice Department investigation of the President, the North Korea summit seemed like a fast-receding memory.

Then, in the speech's most striking passage, he set Bill Clinton afloat on the receding tide of memory.

He is mild-mannered, with a Dudley Do-Right mustache, a receding hairline and a receding personality.