Sentence examples for would have memory from inspiring English sources

She would have memory problems thereafter and would file for bankruptcy in part due to medical bills.

I had hoped my children would have memories of the Mutual, that they would have studied the old pictures on the wall and learned about community while eating lunch in those brown booths.

After all, why would I need a cum-stained dress when I would have memories of calling you daddy?

You'd have memory in one part of the board, logic processing on another side, maybe a radio in the corner.

Hey, we wouldn't have memory foam or freeze-dried ice cream if NASA weren't so obsessed with going to the boring old moon.

Then her memory began to slip: guests would arrive for dinner, and she would have no memory of inviting them.

On awakening from the induced dreamlike state, the woman would have no memory of her labour pains.

There was no guarantee that if she awoke from a coma, she would have no memory of her attack.

He said SDS officers visited the house they were supposed to have been born in so they would have a memory of the building.

"If it had not been for the fact that he led Britain to victory in the second world war we would have scant memory of [him]," Lee reckons.

We hypothesized that newborn IDMs would have recognition memory deficits that would be correlated with later cognitive development.