Sentence examples similar to seize a memory from inspiring English sources

Officers seized a memory card from a camera mounted to his helmet and found more than 150 clips of Hammond on his motorbike riding in a manner that put his and the other road users' safety at risk in Sussex and Hampshire.

In McCarthy's novel an unnamed protagonist who has suffered a head injury is seized by a memory (or fake memory) of a building.

A man seized by a memory of the boy who built model airplanes, the dreamy whiff of glue and banana oil lingering in imagination, casts an appraising eye over the well-made fuselage and wing.

Worried about Carlos's running around "like a bandit," Pedro seizes on a memory of himself as a child, sneaking into the cinema and seeing the women on screen spinning "like Japanese parasols, elegant, delicate and light".

The police have no powers to seize film, memory cards or cameras from journalists at the scene of a disturbance, although some officers are unaware of this and have done exactly that.

1.51pm GMT Nair says Botha did not seize the memory stick apparently showing offshore accounts.

By most estimates, Japanese manufacturers have seized a remarkable 85percentt of the market for the current generation of chips: 256K D-RAM's (for dynamic random access memory), chips capable of storing about 256,000 bits of information.

They also seized a 2006 BMW Z4.

Detectives seized a laptop from the room.

Mr Blair had seized a political opportunity.

Distracted, churlish, and unruly, they seized a moment of human inattention to wander off into mayhem.