Sentence examples similar to seize memories from inspiring English sources

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

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.

I remember two meals, one in a little trattoria in Campania and another in TriBeCa, where I seized on memories of that pinot nero after several other stabs at the wine list had failed.

Our analysis seizes workers' memories and encounters with vestiges of older ways of moving and staying in the city to show how public health work produces different lives and cities than it did in the past.

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.

He did something that the left has failed to do in recent memory: seize the political initiative and set the political agenda on its terms.

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

The key will be to seize these opportunities while the memory of the crisis remains.

In one spellbinding sequence, he becomes robotic, as if seized by his memory and transported back.

A memory seized by a mind, however, is as in flux as the present — constantly adjusting to new contexts, it is also an imperfect agent.

He said that the authority could not confirm single words or search terms and that investigators were continuing to look at evidence on the computer and in seized documents and memory devices.