Sentence examples for story of memory from inspiring English sources

Institute, a story of memory created by the ever-inventive Gecko, is at the Linbury Studio from Saturday.

The Red Shed, Mark Thomas's story of memory, hope, survival and the miner's strike, is at West Yorkshire Playhouse in Leeds.

And in this book, subtitled A Story of Memory, Madness and Family Secrets, he has an uncomfortable family story to tell.

A First of all, this is a story of memory -- so many people perished -- but also memory of what liberty means, what New York means, that this event isn't going to change New York into a sad city.

Petina Gappah powerfully probes the tricksy nature of memory through the story of Memory, or Mnemosyne, an albino woman consigned to Chikurubi prison in Harare, Zimbabwe, convicted of murdering a wealthy white man, Lloyd, her adopted father.

More important in this story of memory is Sloan's slightly younger friend George M. Cohan, who in 1904 took the lead in his own musical "Little Johnny Jones" -- recognizably the Tod Sloan story but with a happy ending.

While history must hew to fact, locating itself in time and place, story, born of memory and dream, makes time "vanish altogether".

Every time I meet someone with a map, I get stories of memories and travel and times that are special".

Seasoned science writer and Scientific American opinion editor, Michael Lemonick, takes on the mysteries and miracles of human memory in his latest book, The Perpetual Now: A Story of Amnesia, Memory, and Love.

"William & Kate" is more than a romance; it's also "a psychological story of the memory of the mother, in this case Princess Diana, and her legacy," Ms. Yellen said.

But in perhaps the most dramatic literary Cinderella story of recent memory, Mr. Harding, 42, not only eventually found a publisher — the tiny Bellevue Literary Press — for the novel, "Tinkers," he also went on to win the Pulitzer Prize for fiction last week.