Sentence examples for to jog the memory from inspiring English sources

The odd times are intended to jog the memory.

No matter, as two suffice as a trigger to jog the memory: Cruyff Turn.

Text messaging has been used, for example, to jog the memory of supporters about the close of voter registration.

This was a night to jog the memory of those City fans with a finely-tuned sense of black humour, shaped in the days when just about everything that could go wrong did go wrong.

They supplied a pair of shoes for a dummy, which police placed at the site of Daniel's disappearance, an attempt to jog the memory of passing motorists, as well as shoe-print patterns for police to use in the search.

The semi-structured approach coupled with in depth probing of the interviews helped to jog the memory of the participants and reduced recall bias.

She became flustered and looked as if she were trying to jog the memories with her hands, sketching the answers in the air.

The purported bombers even offered a mnemonic device to jog the country's memory.

Perhaps this was an attempt to jog the crowd's memory, a last-ditch plea to get them to rally behind the team.

It repeated adjectives and explanatory phrases from one paragraph to the next, perhaps to jog the dulled short-term memory of the tired long-haul flier.

Any effect the scene is able to muster relies not on the power of the work itself but on the ability of simple visual cues — spindly towers, radiant blue backdrop, falling paper — to jog the audience members' own memories.