Sentence examples for sport memory from inspiring English sources

Nine items were selected from the Talent Inventory developed by McGue et al. (1993) which concerned self-report information on Music, Arts, Writing, Language, Chess, Mathematics, Sport, Memory, and Knowledge.

And do you have a favourite sporting memory from the games you have played?

But amid a ludicrously crowded field, the first half of Mo Farah's historic double edges it as a standout sporting memory.

But ask about a sports memory from childhood and you're likely to hear about a game winning hit, or a dropped pass, that, decades later, can still elicit emotion.

My earliest sporting memory dates from the following year, the Tokyo Olympic Games of 1964 – or at least the BBC theme tune that accompanied its coverage, which I can still hear in my mind's ear now.

Perry describes her greatest sporting memory as Steve Waugh's Ashes century off the last ball of the day in 2003; a moment she witnessed first-hand at the SCG as an impressionable primary school student.

Joseph Benigno was born in Garfield in 1953, and his first real sports memory is of Bill Mazeroski's game-winning shot in Game 7 of the 1960 World Series as the Pirates shocked the Yankees.

Among the handful of good reasons to make a point of watching live sports is the hope of seeing something you've never seen before; that happens only rarely, but this game, which Auburn won, 34-28, perhapsd perhaps the most remarkable sequence in recent major sports memory.

In the aftermath of the worst postseason collapse in team sports memory, you could pinpoint any number of plays or decisions made or not made as the defining momentum changer in the American League Championship Series, and who would have the power to prove you wrong?

Now all they have left from Brazil's World Cup 2014 is the most bitter, most painful sporting memory they and this country may ever have.  .

This week's debates, though, are about altering already-produced statistics, the fundamental building blocks of sports memory.