make a memory造句

• For many of them, playing UCLA is a chance to make a memory that will last a lifetime.
• Collect and centralize the objects and artifcats of his / her life, and make a memory box or scrapbook.
• Any time you solve a problem, make a decision or make a memory you are using an example of perceptual psychology.
• CDs can be stamped out for mere pennies, versus the $ 20 to $ 30 it can cost to make a memory cartridge.
• Enjoyment _ Attending an exhibit, ballet or concert with someone you love can make a memory and support the arts at the same time.
• To make a memory chip, the HP researchers envision two ultrathin sets of wires crisscrossing at right angles like the streets and avenues of Manhattan.
• Brown said the delegation had served as a capstone for a new relationship between India and the United States, making a memory of Cold-War-era tensions, when India maintained close relations with Moscow.
• "I thought it would be a great opportunity to make a memory, " said Hwang, 31, who works with Alexis and Tracy Gibson at the hospital's Maternal Child Immunology Clinic.
• ""'( You Want to ) Make a Memory "'" is a song by American ballad, and was performed at several nationally-televised events in an effort to promote the single.
• "Besides, making a memory book is fun, and you don't have to feel guilty about spending money, because it's something you're going to pass on to your kids ."
• Hot 100, making it the band's fourth number one in the US . The lead singles were " ( You Want to ) Make a Memory " and " We Weren't Born to Follow ", respectively.
• "Art can make a memory alive again, more than essays, because it reaches your emotional life, " he said in a recent public conversation at the 92nd Street Y with Frank Rich, the former chief theater critic of The New York Times.
• _Then again, I thought, I could agree to do " Oprah, " get a free trip to one of my favorite cities, make a memory that would last a lifetime, write a fun story about the experience and never be without something interesting to say at cocktail parties.
• In a computer, the nearest thing to a " cell " might be a logic gate ( AND, OR, NOT, XOR, etc )-it takes a couple of gates to make a memory bit and thousands of gates to make ( say ) a 32 bit floating point addition unit.
• He urged them to pause a moment on their way out and " make a memory . " From the station flight control room, CAPCOM Daniel Tani, told Ferguson that it had been " a pleasure and an honor " to support the mission . " We are proud to be the last of a countless line of mission control teams who have watched while shuttles visited the ISS . The ISS wouldn't be here without the shuttle, " noted Tani . " It's been an incredible ride.