Sentence examples for the overriding memory of from inspiring English sources

* SHOSTAKOVICH FESTIVAL The cellist and conductor Mstislav Rostropovich, who was close to Shostakovich, brings undeniable insights to the composer's music, though the overriding memory of a concert in a similar series that he conducted with the Chicago Symphony a few years ago was one of almost painful loudness, with half the orchestra, it seemed, constantly adjusting earplugs.

Manchester City vs Tottenham The overriding memory of Tottenham's last trip to the Etihad is that of Jesús Navas starting things off with one of the fastest ever Premier League goals and the floodgates remaining open for the next 90 minutes.

"People ask me what's the overriding memory of my career?

Smith, who was born just round the corner from the ExCel Arena in Greenwich, added that the overriding memory of her performance would be the reception she got after her last lift.

For Ghiggia, who scored in each of the four matches he played in that World Cup, the overriding memory is one of joy.

By far the overriding memory, though, will be of England's defence.

Should the Warriors lose Game 7, the overriding memory people will have about the Coach of the Year will be Thursday's embarrassing blame-shifting rant against Game 6's officials.

As good as both of today's finalists have been - in different ways - you can't help but feel that Brazil's spectacular implosion will be the overriding memory from this tournament.

Paralympic effect My overriding memory of the Paralympics will be the impact they have made.

My overriding memory of the hostel was being woken every morning by a troop of howler monkeys in the forest nearby, and scrambling out of bed to watch them move effortlessly from tree to tree.

"My overriding memory of that time is the slowly evaporating sense of self-esteem, not because I was filing or typing ― there was dignity in earning money, however I was doing it ― but because it was slowly dawning on me that I was now defined, in the eyes of many, by something I had never chosen.