Sentence examples for sinking memory from inspiring English sources

Marc Kaufmann, the previous manager of the Select Electronics fund thought that the sinking memory prices of 1996 presaged a rocket PC market.

Finally, winning job applicants are those who succeed in sinking a memory hook into the soft gray membrane of their interviewers' brains.

So here we have "Now," the lead single from a new, self-titled Paramore album due April 9. Posted on YouTube on Monday, the song (which you can hear below) makes no effort to gloss over recent events: "Don't try to take this from me" are the first words Williams sings, and elsewhere, she ponders sinking ships, memories of mistakes and how there's a time and a place to die.

In the vast ocean of King fiction, the weaker stuff just sinks from memory without a trace, and without much damage to the reader's confidence in him: a sturdier vessel is always heaving into view on the horizon.

In a world prepared to sink their memory in an obliviion deeper than any ocean, the Libyan dead seemed to be mourned only by the men who had sent them to their graves.

In the shock of the news of the sinking all these memories and thoughts swirled through my mind.

How do we honor the memory without sinking into alarm, anger and sadness once again?

Together they caught all the resonances of the language, and of the famous Pinter pauses, which can mean anything: a shift of power, a quickening of the senses, a sinking back into wordless memories.

Instead of falling victim to our sinking egos or sorrowful memories, with brain magic we are able to see ourselves as heroes ready to risk it all for love or laugh in the face of danger.

Mr. Libeskind's "Memory Foundations" featured a memorial site sinking 70 feet down to bedrock with the slurry wall exposed.

"The whole thing has sunk into a memory hole," he said.