Sentence examples for television memory from inspiring English sources

My first, most vivid television memory is of watching the Watergate hearings in 1973 at my rapt mother's side.

My earliest television memory is of being taken to a neighbour's house to watch the 1969 moon landing.

This produced another key television memory, the Live Aid extravaganza in July 1985, which itself became a transforming moment in modern media history.

And often, when he was giving critiques, the house band interrupted him and played him off, like a long-winded winner of a best sound editing Oscar, not the most significant pop music figure in recent television memory.

But before I could signal my assent, somewhere in the back of my mind a fuzzy '70s-era television memory arose — the image of a Greenpeace Zodiac bobbing on the high seas defensively poised between a breaching whale and a Soviet harpoon cannon.

Seeing him be nationally emasculated over the weekend with a forced apology (he was clearly reading from a prompter) was one of the most disenchanting moments in recent Canadian television memory.

For me, the combination of black-and-white television memories with that plunge through the dark was a textbook example of a once-is-great-but-definitely-enough attraction.

Aimed at pre-school children, Julie's Greenroom will undoubtedly also rekindle some of the favourite things from their parents' own early television memories such as stage school show Fame and The Muppets.

But for one bright California afternoon, the little boy in me had been able to reach inside my television memories and connect with the man who'd touched so many of us.

"All my happiest television memories concern BBC comedy and in particular BBC sitcom," he added.

The show is a carousel of the artist's television memories of the 1970s, interspersed with pivotal moments in Italian history told through a selection of bittersweet videos from the Rai archives.