Sentence examples for welcome memories from inspiring English sources

_David Margolick is writing a book on "Your Show of Shows," and would welcome memories of the program.

And for those of a certain age (my age) it stirred welcome memories of when Stipe's alternative rockers were one of the most vital and exotic bands in the world, particularly for sullen suburban teenagers with suitably gloomy (The Smiths, Leonard Cohen, Joy Division) record collections.

The Spice Girls were a more consistent band than Blur, so as far as revisiting 1990s pop culture goes this is an exceptionally welcome memory.

But in the days ahead, matters would spread out of control, making the sick spell she suffered after eating a tamale made with some questionable chicken seem like a welcome memory.

It is an affecting and thought-provoking meditation on the nature of dementia and memory itself, as the audience is invited to wonder whether Fiona in some sense welcomes memory-loss as blissful freedom from painful memories; it also asks if she has effectively become a different person, and if Alzheimer's has utterly dissolved the responsibilities contingent on her old identity.

Author's Query For a book about Emily Post and the 1922 publication of her best-selling book "Etiquette," I would welcome information -- memories, anecdotes, references -- concerning that event and Post herself.

For the musicians performing at the Reggae Britannia concert, the all-star cast will provide a welcome rekindling of memories of when the West Indian culture started feeding into the UK.

This current exhibition of photographs at London's The Little Black Gallery, in Chelsea, is a welcome trip down memory lane.

But the NBC chimes do not qualify, in my judgment, as an aural logo, although their mellow tones became a welcome part of memory's lane for millions of us.

I'm stocking up before summer is over and plan to save at least a few pops in the freezer until January, when the chili's heat will be as welcome as the memory of summer.

But mostly the memorial that sits on his lawn is a source of vague comfort to him, an unexpected prod to memory, welcome or not, for the drivers passing by.