Sentence examples for worth of memory from inspiring English sources
And what is the worth of memory?
The water is almost certainly the Styx, as contemplated from some small remove by this novel's protagonist, a Pittsburgh beer baron whose protective arrogance is compromised by the eruption, unbidden, of 78 years' worth of memory.
You could drop further down to an IdeaPad 305 with 4GB of memory and a fifth-gen Core i3-5005U for £329.95, but you'd be losing even more power and £50 worth of memory to save £20.
The cam comes with a built-in battery rechargeable via USB, 8GB worth of memory.
The player has 256 megabytes worth of memory, which is enough to hold about eight hours worth of music in Microsoft 's Windows Media format.
"If you are going put a few thousand dollars worth of memory [in a computer], wouldn't it make more sense to spend $500 for a processor built out of small- or medium- scale electronics and have 100 times the performance.
His hard drive, if you like, has lost 30 years' worth of memories".
A lifetimes worth of memories wouldn't fill a modern-day hard drive?
After a few hours, Mr. Smith departed into the London night, with a backpack and a small box that contained a "decade's worth of memories".
Panic is staved off by revisiting 80 years' worth of memories in which she has been daughter and granddaughter, sister and niece, mother, wife and widow.
For two Mamaroneck residents, Helen and Bob Fried, the sun and the balmy temperatures stirred up 40 years' worth of memories of visiting Playland with their children.
