The Longhorns' presence rekindles a haunting memory of another championship played in the shadows of war.
The unveiling in Boston in 1897 of Augustus Saint Gaudens's magnificent monument to the black soldiers of the 54th and 55th Massachusetts Regiment for a time rekindled a more inclusive memory of the war.
The Vols have made the N.C.A.A. tournament in five consecutive years under Pearl, although this edition isn't going to rekindle any memories of those run-and-gun teams.
When the Tucson Unified School District dismantled its acclaimed Mexican-American Studies program in Ochoa's hometown last spring, Latino youth were quick to rekindle his memory.
Such a reunion may rekindle memories of those days, of how a partnership of two virtual strangers — each regarded as having a brilliant mind on one side of the ball — carried them to a seat atop the college football world.
Today, in return for a modest sum, Czechs and Slovaks wishing to rekindle those memories can stay at the gloomy Hotel Morava in the High Tatra mountains, featuring a bust of Stalin in the lobby.
On Thursday, HBO and Everlast, a company that specializes in boxing equipment, took a step toward rekindling the memory of Louis in New York City.
Freddy is apparently so desperate that he needs the help of another ghoul to rekindle his fearsome memory among the living.
With platforms like Facebook reaching over a billion memberships, with six billion more to join, the enormous power of the social web can definitely help to rekindle the dying memory of this great singer and human being among the younger generation.
But a sip and a toast of La Caravelle Champagne, the label that lives on, might rekindle fond memories.
"I think when we look back on those days, we all say, 'Heck of a job.'" Finally, Klugian said, the Bush team hopes to rekindle Americans' memories of "one of those most exciting times in recent history," the financial meltdown of 2008.
