Sentence examples for remembered lines from inspiring English sources

He & his wife remembered lines in the movie & names of most of the performers.

Walcott's boldness is to go beyond reminiscence to identification: his Italy is made up of language; its texture is not sights and smells but remembered lines of verse.

It's crafted from some of Brodsky's most remembered lines: I don't want to choose Neither country nor graveyard It's Vasilievsky Island Where I'll come back to die.

Some of its less remembered lines fastened themselves to me more lastingly than the ghostwritten flourishes that have entered historical memory.

By the summer of 1980, several Cabinet ministers, including Prior, the Defence Secretary Francis Pym, and the Agriculture Minister Peter Walker, were in almost open revolt; but Thatcher held her ground, and at that November Conservative Party conference delivered one of her best remembered lines, crafted by her speechwriter Ronald Millar: "You turn if you want to: the lady's not for turning".

This fact gave birth to a frequently remembered line in my earliest nightclub act, where I talked about all this.

I remembered lining up drunk in the misty Ashford air for the midnight launch of Halo: Reach.

She could remember lines.

Here, muscles are more valuable than remembering lines.

I like remembering lines from plays so I can say them for fun.

Rob feels stronger, but still doesn't trust himself to remember lines.