Sentence examples for scant memory from inspiring English sources

"If it had not been for the fact that he led Britain to victory in the second world war we would have scant memory of [him]," Lee reckons.

The notable new thing in the low-price PC market is the netbook category -- smaller PCs with scant memory, intended mainly for surfing Web sites and handling e-mail, and costing as little as $300.

That kind of power is good for graphic editing, too, so it might be a machine photographers and videographers would consider, although they will probably need to add an off-board or external hard drive to augment the Blade's scant memory.

The school is filled with a variety of professors, ranging from "bumbling, absent-minded professors with scant memory of their own youth to sharp-tongued young lecturers".

She died of breast cancer when McKellen was 12 and he has scant memories of her.

Comardelle, 34, has scant memories of growing up on the island.

But Ms. Redgrave has scant memories of Beatrice, who died in 1972, and those memories are far from pleasant ones.

I have scant memories of our adventures, but was told we were two peas in a pod.

But, aside from that, Mona had scant memories of the cross-country trip, and none of Casablanca, the city in which she had been born, something for which she had always envied her sister.

This is where Betty was born, but she must have had scant memories of it, as her mother juggled property deals and moved the family 13 times in Betty's first 14 years.

I have scant happy memories of those four years, because, I am embarrassed to admit, I never had sex during college.