Sentence examples for that was memorable from inspiring English sources

The Tottenham Hotspur manager got much more as his team enjoyed an occasion that was memorable principally for its comfort.

It was, wrote the ILN's critic, "a marvel of stage-illusion" that was "memorable beyond all else".

It was the immediacy of his persona that was memorable; he was a master of the spoken word.

"From a strategic point of view we were looking to make an impact and create something that was memorable with a somewhat limited budget," said Cliff Sloan, president and chief creative officer at the Sloan Group.

An otherwise secure person might take something from restaurant thinking it's his or her right, a self-indulgence even, or maybe viewing it as a souvenir or a connection with a place that was memorable".

In fact, Sløtface's original moniker was chosen, says Shea, who was minus one year old when Huggy Bear et al trod the stages, "because we wanted a name that was memorable and provocative, and the more we wrote about feminist issues and were inspired by riot grrrl, the more we thought it fit".

How can I create characters that are memorable and engaging?

And then there are courses that are memorable for other reasons.

"It's a brand that's memorable for a lot of different reasons," Sherry said.

Have you visited recently or do you have old photographs that are memorable?

And it spoke to us as cinemagoers, the idea that it's often the cinema itself that's memorable".