His next trial date is 3 October," she says from memory.
"You don't want to see Jeter come up in the ninth because that's what he does," Francona said, from memory, seeing as how the two teams had not played each other since May 18.
"Forty fights, 40 victories, 37 knockouts," Plimpton said, from memory.
"The term dumb jock is factually and culturally inaccurate," Brand would say, reciting from memory statistics of athletes' graduating at a higher rate than their fellow students.
But there are also two volumes devoted to his "Table Talk", one by Howard Griffin and the other by Alan Ansen, both of whom did secretarial work for Auden and took the opportunity to write down things he said (from recent memory).
" 'My eldest son, Jason, was murdered on 9/11,' " he said, reciting from memory his letters.
"The surprise was the high number of upper body injuries -- abdomen, chest, neck and head," he said, reviewing from memory the cases of the 35 Palestinians who had been admitted to Makassed Hospital on Friday.
However Steve Buzdygan, a former BA 777 pilot, says that from memory, there's a gap or "dead spot" of about 10 minutes in the VHF transmission before the plane would have crossed into Vietnamese airspace.
Another witness, who wishes to remain anonymous, said that from memory the dog was a yellow Labrador.
"The bypass surgery knocked out a lot of my memory," he said from his home, where he spends most of his days.
