Sentence examples for remained in memory from inspiring English sources

And when the evening's other two ballets, established classics, followed — Jerome Robbins's "In the Night" (to Chopin nocturnes) and George Balanchine's "Ballet Imperial" (to Tchaikovsky's Second Piano Concerto), both excellently performed — Mr. Scarlett's authority and imagination remained in memory.

Yet they remain in memory, continuously shaping and refining our sense of the mythic city.

That means data would remain in memory when the computer was turned off.

If the story doesn't remain in memory long after we leave the premises, the glow of its idiosyncratic magic lingers.

A decision in a bisection task is not based on an instantaneous estimate but requires a representation of space that must remain in memory for the duration of the task (1 s), and therefore taxes heavily a topographical spatial map.

Intel originally manufactured memory chips exclusively it would not make its first microprocessor, the 4004, until 1971 and it remained in the memory business until 1986.

David Carradine has remained in my memory for his role in the TV series Kung Fu.

The bell remained in his memory, as if Jesus were calling him in stereo.

Behind her, sister swan maidens dance in perfect symmetry to complete the moonlit vision that has remained in collective memory.

It probably didn't, since the headline is the only thing that has remained in my memory.

"Nothing remained in my memory — no sounds, flashes, smells, no warnings of any kind.