Sentence examples for vanishing memory from inspiring English sources

Here he comes, promising that if he 'ever gets back to the 20th century', he'll 'pay off some debts, open the book of my vanishing memory with its catalogue of regrets'.

Those days have become a vanishing memory in a community blighted by high unemployment and poverty.

I found a footpath around a cavernous new mall and supercasino, the quiet middle of England a vanishing memory as I trod over plastic grass on a temporary floating bridge that spanned an artificial lake.

So as you drift into the inevitability of debilitation and death, remember this: your kids will remember you for the good you did in their lives and perhaps, when you are a vanishing memory as they spin wildly towards a future that has no part in it for you they will remember that moment when you let them take funny pictures with a big plastic iPhone case and smile.

Mr. Bunnell is among tens of millions of baby boomers who are encountering the signs, by turns amusing and disconcerting, that accompany the decline of the brain's acuity: a good friend's name suddenly vanishing from memory; a frantic search for eyeglasses only to find them atop the head; milk taken from the refrigerator then put away in a cupboard.

They vanish from memory after they are written out.

The remaining authors at the top of the list — Charles Fosdick, Oliver Optic, Martha Finley, L. T. Meade and others — have vanished from memory.

Some of that traditional culture has already vanished beyond memory and retrieval.

You walk in the door, toss your things somewhere without thinking, and moments later the location vanishes from memory.

Although the kingdom of the Visigoths vanished, its memory inspired the kings of Asturias-León-Castile to begin the reconquest of Spain.

And they want decent public service, especially in education.But had the savage recession of 1995, and unemployment that soared above 18%, really vanished from memory by last weekend?