Sentence examples for will become a distant memory from inspiring English sources

I hope our conversation will become a distant memory for her daughter, but I have little reason to believe that her formative years won't be defined by hardship.

The legal experts and opinion formers who have added their signatures to the letter recognise this and know that if the current reforms are kept in place equality before the law will become a distant memory".

So whether you have carpet or hardwood, your deposit will become a distant memory if sweet little Fido has one too many accidents.

Change is inevitable, so savor the present, for one day this present will become a distant memory for which you will yearn.

In the end, it's up to you: If you think positive and have faith in yourself, your addiction will become a distant memory that may have left you with a few scars.

The credit crunch will soon become a distant memory, according to the first authoritative report which forecasts a bounce back in house prices.

Tonight marks a new era for the Ireland team and with Mick McCarthy back at the helm the hope is that the disappointment of the last qualifying campaign will soon become a distant memory.

If Mr Bush unites the country behind him, words like "chad" will soon become a distant memory; Jack Kennedy is remembered for many things other than dodgy votes in Chicago.As for America's reputation abroad, that too should rebound.

Like its predecessors, the radio, railroad, airline and automobile bubbles, the broadband bubble will soon become a distant memory.

The days of having two clubs in the Champions League - even the qualifiers - and at least one in the group stage of the Europa League will soon become a distant memory if not.

If you do not visualize your goal, it will quickly become a distant memory.