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It all adds up into sounding very important, but ultimately only dimly memorable.
He bought scores of wine books, consulted winemakers, and with textbook in hand attempted to turn the Bauduc plonk into a memorable wine.
This was a phenomenal break for the band and they reciprocated the gesture with an astounding and memorable performance.
A combination of lush colours and fine detail make for a memorable set of images.
Underscoring their eccentricity and quirky jiggery-pokery is an ability to crack out a memorable pop melody.
And Pakistan played some memorable cricket with youthful zest and joie de vivre.
Cooke kicked his fifth goal from six attempts to polish off a memorable win which lifts Hull into fourth place.
For example, if you have an attention-getting, yet professional logo with a memorable tag line, it can make an impression that sticks.
While both look to be excellent additions, it remains to be seen whether or not this season will be as memorable as the last.
His parents would journey to Calgary four or five times a year and hold memorable tailgate parties.
It will always be memorable because we've proven to ourselves that we can live abroad successfully, even on a glorified student budget.
Throw in the passionate love of sport of so many Australians, and the stage is set for a memorable Games.
Everyone was full of praise and admiration for the people who worked so hard to make this trip so memorable.
Every single one of these actors created a memorable character with their very screen presence.
As wedding season gets under way, two Tassie brides have shown you don't have to spend a fortune for a memorable day.
Mountain air does wonders for one's appetite, and there's some memorable cuisine to look forward to.
Most of The Sun's really memorable headlines have in fact been found on the back page, not the front.
Just unleash your creativity and open your mind to new and memorable ideas for unique baby shower centerpieces.
However, on those days or nights that may become memorable, we put more effort into what normally seems monotonous and habitual.
In particular, the latter is a blues-rock tear-jerker with a gentle, memorable chorus.
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Her most memorable roles are stamped with her trademark characteristics, by turns wry, matey and spikily defiant.
The racecourse's new owners are going all out make their first meeting a memorable one.
With all the large cast giving their very best, this was an enjoyable and memorable show.
In these and other small group contexts, the xylophonist recorded many memorable performances.
Parents, uncles, aunts, and relations were present for the memorable occasion.
But a moment of magic from Adam Harris brought the Blues back into the game and set the stage for a memorable second half.
Uncertainty remains, but here are seven promising trends that could make the year memorable.
The film might not have been so memorable with a more conventional actress in the lead.
The bar from the film has been re-created and placed in situ, with the memorable taps, tea urns and display cases.
Swinton coach Phil Veivers was delighted with his side's performance as they completed a memorable treble of victories against Whitehaven.
The organisers went to great lengths to dress up the hall and create a club-like atmosphere, which set the scene for a truly memorable night.
One memorable call was when he threw up a Hail Mary three-pointer at the buzzer for his team.
The director doesn't let the shtick stand on its own but instead molds radiant and memorable characters to carry the story.
One of the most memorable dreams involved me conversing with Lou as we took a shvitz together.
The stalwarts shared many memorable nights of music with music lovers here.
During a scintillating career stretching over 30 years, he played the lead in many memorable movies, some of which became classics of cinema.
A new society that turns abbreviations into memorable acronyms has run into trouble.
He stars as Macbeth in Theatre Babel's memorable production of the Scottish play.
Briton Steve Ovett finished fifth and Sriram Singh was seventh in that memorable race.
Your hard work and planning means each and everyone one of us had a memorable night.
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Some parents go to great lengths to provide a memorable wedding day for their children.
He's wonderfully memorable and skilful of course and I have a high regard for him but no real fondness, if you see what I mean.
The photo finish, the seemingly endless pause and then the euphoria simply made it all the more memorable.
Her warm bass trumpet solo adds to a very memorable performance that will remain a definitive rendition of the great song.
The villa's distinctive pentagonal shape framed by arrowhead bastions makes it one of the most memorable monuments of the late Roman Renaissance.
He plays the role with a mixture of sadness and self-assurance that makes his character the most memorable in the picture.
Tired and slightly sunburnt, the photographers departed for home with film and memory cards which they hope will contain some memorable pictures.
In a memo from 1983, Roberts complains about how newspaper columnists focused on Ronald Reagan's memorable use of the word keister.
While wincingly memorable and undoubtedly made by an historic personage, it has no historical significance in the sense we understand.
On a more selfish note, am I going to be totally screwed because I don't even have a memorable catch-phrase?
My most memorable time by far was performing in concert by candlelight in the gallery when the lights went out.
One memorable object was a fine rusticated 2nd century beaker wrapped in a 1927 newspaper.
You may also want to buy a voice recorder for your MP3 player to record memorable moments.
I suspect his assertion, memorable though it is, was based on wishful thinking.
Now they have played across the world, including a memorable appearance at the Glastonbury festival, and their album has gone gold in America.
Her walk down the barge may be one of the most memorable shots in film history.
Video coverage of the event will be available as a memento of this memorable occasion.
Last time, it was an early morning run around Central Park which was a memorable experience.
This was a memorable moment for them to say thank you for the music to their successors.
The memorable trips are there, captured in old photographs that rarely see daylight.
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Should I come up with three separate pseudonyms or stick with my own memorable moniker?
His most memorable moment of the trek came not at the very summit, but on the way up.
It was here I was to experience another memorable and glorious reminder of Cornwall.
What should have been an exciting and memorable night, turned out to be a great disappointment.
While details are blurred by the years, the most memorable moments have new definition.
This is why if something memorable happens you may remember it years down the line.
Every line that he sang over the decades has become memorable in some way or the other.
Identify colours, images, themes and a name that works for you and is easily memorable.
Much of their success is owed to the band's unique fashion sense coupled with memorable tunes.
This record taught me the importance of backing vocals and how they can change a good song into a memorable one.
In fact, the comments in the two letters have spoilt for me what was meant to be a meaningful and memorable day.
It was memorable, not for the car, but for the unfortunate timing of the event.
The actor gives a truly memorable performance as Walker's thickly accented father.
The beautiful sense of orchestral chamber music the trio brought to the Largo was memorable.
Long, slow trip hop electronic groovery in the classic title song of his latest album sets up long and twisted but memorable melodic phrases.
Galluccio has created some memorable caricatures, particularly among the older generation.
Nuria Sendra showed some of the few menswear items, with her black cape being one of the more memorable.
The combination of comfortable accommodation, stunning scenery and fantastic hosts adds up to a more than memorable stay.
The Yoruba use the same term, dun, for a palatable meal and a memorable spectacle, both arousing a desire for more.
Particularly memorable was a handwritten letter of Nehru's that I came across.
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Excellent imaging and detailed channel separation, along with the aforementioned stirring score gives this disc a memorable sound.
Yes, you'll need some time to just hang, but make your visit together memorable.
Keane capped a memorable 2004 by being named the best breakthrough act, as well as best British album for the brilliant Hopes and Fears.
Andrew Johnson was named the Crystal Palace Player of the Year for the second successive season last weekend to cap off a memorable campaign.
Katie Heginbotham from Barrows Green triumphed at HOYS to cap a memorable season.
It capped a memorable first season in charge for Wetheriggs manager Andrew Ridley, his assistant Bob Norman and coach Paul Renwick.
It may be messy, but it's sure to be a memorable experience for oenophiles and beginners alike.
His physical appearance transforms a strong performance into a memorable one.
The opening Allegro non troppo is particularly memorable whilst the Andante has some moments of true poetic beauty.
Being a lifesaver is part of the job, but I think that helping this little girl will probably be the most memorable thing I've ever done.
He said one of the most memorable couples he had married were Native Americans, a Blackfoot groom and a Cherokee bride.
With a full handlebar moustache and sideburns, which took several weeks to grow, he was every bit the memorable family doctor.
And excitement is mounting among those travelling back to Mayo for what should be a memorable few days.
You are responsible, my friend, for one of the most memorable shots from that day.
First, it has the qualities of rhythm, alliteration, and assonance verging on rhyme that we might expect of a memorable turn of phrase.
The boat trip down the river to Arkansas was a memorable one since I've always dreamed of riding on a boat ever since I was a boy.
His memorable moment came in the second over after the tea-break when he on-drove fast bowler Dillon.
The more skillful the ad, the more memorable its signature tune, the deeper the impression it creates.
The fact that such a detail stands out suggests the blatant lack of memorable songwriting and production on much of this album.
She plays a small stringed instrument called an autoharp, but it is her voice that makes this a memorable record.
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He had his most memorable moment in Sweden in 2007 during the World Championship, where he was dressed in the maculate pattern race suit.
While not a classic on the order of 1991, this was a memorable World Series, filled with some strange and often surreal moments.
There, Hall managed his way into the finals, setting the stage for an memorable battle.
The State film award presentation ceremony at the Poojappura maidan the other day was a memorable event.
Unless you read Russian or Finnish, the papers will be impenetrable, but there are a few memorable human details.
Strippers, dead poets and baby-faced gangsters helped make 2002 a memorable year for theatre in Toronto.
The horse dropped back after the second last, leaving the other two to fight out a memorable finish.
As is often the case, the second experience was more memorable than the first, which is a good reason for climbing all the Munros twice-over.
Odds say that your next trip into the great outdoors will be as memorable and undramatic as each that preceded it.
Chambers did so in memorable fashion, looking the most stylish runner in all the early rounds.
From large resorts to secluded waterfront hideaways you will find the perfect place for your vacation, plus friendly locals to make it memorable.
Elaborate use of food-colouring, marzipan, other decorative edibles and props meant that every cake was both memorable and intensely personal.
Now, as an aging purist, the memorable sounds of that band, led by banjoist Monte Ballou, still quicken my pulse.
The great floods of March 1999 produced some memorable stories and unforgettable images.
A memorable presentation will rarely be an unpunctuated sequence of equations or an uninflected recitation of sources of systematic error.
A good toast should be a gift, not an insult, so make it appropriate, flattering and, if possible, memorable.
He works strenuously to find a link to Stoker's most memorable creation, Dracula, with every fleeting reference.
In one memorable incident, Ritter and his bride hopped into a sailboat, and the young professor took the helm, capsizing the boat in the bay.
His address at a medical graduation ceremony in Cardiff was also memorable and remains highly relevant.
A graduation ceremony is that one last and memorable gathering of a group of young people who've lived and learnt so much together.
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Yet in each of these films, the most memorable elements are those which deviate from the original novel.
Hasse begins with a simple melody which is varied and embellished with intricate ornaments that make it memorable.
They've shown that there is more to advertising than a catchy slogan and a memorable logo.
The glorious weather made it a memorable day with long queues for ice-cream and cold drinks.
Eaten with chapati and a trickle of the spicy yoghurt dip, it was a memorable concoction.
Fischer-Dieskau's Kurnewal is memorable for beauteous tone and his obsessive concern for Tristan.
Every time I have a rough day, she pops popcorn and puts the movie on and quotes all the memorable parts.
Thank you for a rewarding educational, didactic, competitive memorable week!
There was the memorable occasion when we did manage a carefree drive along the coast before deciding to lunch in a fetching Corsican port.
If Beijing can fulfil such targets, it should be a memorable and historic occasion.
More memorable, however, is the gutsy food, cooked to order and served at a relaxed pace.
The album has memorable original lyrics, and also others from various film hits.
In this work he coined the now familiar term topological algebra but the thesis is memorable in other ways too.
We also had a memorable discussion about the portly professor Natalie had in school who was actually from Transylvania.
We really want to do the best we can for our returning soldiers and make these homecomings as memorable for them as we can.
During the dark days of World War Two he kept the home front happy with memorable radio plays.
The last pitch is a memorable chimney with a thorny bush that you have to climb through.
It skips off ruts in the road and can push wide in corners, leading to one memorable moment on broken, damp tarmac, but it's all part of the fun.
In both works the handling of the chamber orchestra is masterly and the scores are replete with memorable tunes.
It would be especially memorable for Ringrose, who travelled to the grand prix in Rome in 1961 as a rank outsider but came away with the title.
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That stands as her most memorable title achieved by mental toughness and pure stoic unshakability.
The prime minister tricycling through St James's Park in a purple velvet poncho must have been a memorable sight.
This book contains many factoids that were useful with respect to my professional needs, but the most memorable paragraph for me is this one.
But it did contribute a repertory of immortal songs easily memorable by their combination of direct tunes and earthy good humour.
A personal stereo with decent headphones can transform a walk or sunbathing session into a private, memorable musical experience.
It was described by visitors as a memorable event to celebrate a momentous occasion.
On that memorable day, the National Constitution Center museum was opened in Philadelphia amidst great fanfare and national attention.
But 2004 conjured up several memorable turns, including the likes of Billy Bob Thornton in Bad Santa and Tom Cruise in Collateral.
The fascination about this musical is the exciting rock rhythms and the memorable, lyrical melodies.
But not everyone found the pivotal moment so memorable while Martin was fashioning this cabinet.
Finish with a strong, memorable, tweetable phrase that people will want to share with their friends.
After several hours on a bumpy road, you will be rewarded with some of the most spectacular and memorable sightseeing of your trip.
Alan Ayckbourn, author of some 60 mostly memorable plays, has also reinvented space and time, geometry and chronometry.
The album finds him creating a suave brand of sophisticated midnight mood music, unmistakably catchy, memorable and wildly fun.
Equally memorable is a man with vaguely simian features who is dressed in a tan suit and a red, white and blue tie.
While the pas de deux was performed well, it was not particularly memorable.
One of the most memorable LA moments for me was filed under the title Whatever next?
At midnight he led all of us up and down the A64 to the skirl of the pipes, a memorable experience.
Despite his living in a rigidly patriarchal society his strongest and most memorable characters are all female.
Beautiful weather, magnificent scenery and almost tame Arctic skuas make this a memorable excursion.
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Extreme gore and hysterical pratfalls all combine in a truly memorable mix.
Your piece last month on sporting insults was missing a memorable sledge from an Australia v Zimbabwe cricket match.
Lumpy custard, soggy cabbage and mushy peas are perhaps the most memorable features of school dinners in years gone by.
What a dull, unexciting and less than memorable sporting year that is just ending!
I personally will remain indebted to her for some of the most wonderful and memorable shows I have seen in Egypt.
It was an enjoyable and memorable night on the borderline of Galway and Mayo.
Days like this one are memorable when a large group is treated to such a feast of fine golf.
Both memorable and unrepeated in entertainment, it has remained unique... until now.
Of the most memorable, ecstatic and monumentally fun moments so far, many have happened while inebriated.
Although an unseasoned raw talent, her performance as a free-speaking, promiscuous teen was a memorable debut.
Below the dizzying diminished arpeggios and harmonized runs lie massive, memorable riffs.
In the process, what could have been a portentous freak show of rural grotesques became a memorable portrait of painful family fissures.
A wedding should be the most memorable occasion of a couple's life, and every bride-to-be should look and feel her best for the special day.
Folk dances from the Punjab were a delight to watch, and the energetic youngsters who performed, did much to make the evening memorable.
Sorry not sorry to keep harping on it, but aside from the wrestling, it's the only memorable part of his performance.
The feeling of aimlessness and enervation was alarming, and the resulting imagery memorable.
She's the final element in an ensemble of truly wonderful actors delivering hilarious and memorable performances.
As if the fights didn't make it memorable enough, the game was nip and tuck all the way.
Perhaps the most memorable social event is the karaoke evening at the Hotel Seedorf.
You can expect a happy and eventful time as you share memorable moments with the one you love.
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One lecture in 1814 was memorable for its first description of volumetric chemical analysis.
Still, the latest meeting was a good contest, not short of lively exchanges, memorable clashes and the occasional burst of blatant hostility.
His gravestone is located in front of a quintet of ghostly musicians who eternally perform in the attraction's memorable graveyard scene.
With so many trips to Jamaica under your belt, there must be one story that sticks out in your mind as particularly memorable.
The rhythmic polyphony and shifting patterns build, with a Stravinskian blend of wildness and subtlety, to memorable climaxes.
In 1620 he published his Novum organum, presenting his philosophy of science in the form of aphorisms, many of them memorable.
However, unlike their more famous peers, this group lacks the potential commercial packaging that results in a memorable aural impression.
One of the happiest spin-offs of Mickelson's memorable Masters win is that it will stop critics referring to him as a choker.
The remainder tracks are passable but not memorable enough to merit mention.
Dawe is a master at observing life's inconsistencies and creating memorable stories.
Every one is a perfect compromise between the real-sounding but forgettable and the memorable but ridiculous.
This shadowy musing conjoins the two sides of the equation to memorable effect.
Whatever his technical limitations, however, Vrel's interiors are memorable intimist images of domestic quietism.
Fans of Jude Law will not be disappointed, as his vivid portrayal of a unique character is memorable.
Guests can relive memorable Stax moments through multimedia interactive exhibits and view live concert footage of their favorite Stax artists.
Well, that's one way of having a memorable Fourth of July and wedding ceremony.
That's why we decided this year to really go to town and decorate the front of the house just to make it more memorable for her.
What makes his work memorable is this ability to observe people as they exhibited all their grandeur and flaws.
But what proved the most memorable of all was his foul language and absolutely appalling put-downs.
The warm salad of puy lentils and mixed beans again seemed inoffensive but not wildly memorable.
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Impeccable diction, timing, and mimicry contributed to memorable character-monologues.
My most memorable feature was my quantity of fine golden hair, naturally curly but not fuzzy.
It was a memorable occasion and we wish Maureen many happy returns and lots of good health.
The most memorable death-bed smacker since Hardy stuck one on Nelson was Sergeant Lewis's peck on the forehead of Morse in the morgue.
I had received a memorable lesson in the ability of inexplicable experience to produce powerful emotion.
Poetry is memorable and meant to be memorised through forms such as songs and things that rhyme.
It was one of the most memorable times I have had mushy peas was at the pie cart.
The most ludicrously titled tracks are, perhaps counter-intuitively, also the least memorable.
Calamity Jane is an action-packed, rip-roaring roller coaster of a show with one of the most witty and memorable musical scores.
There's some interesting vocal lines throughout, though nothing instantly memorable.
The concert was a lovely, memorable experience for all involved, and there wasn't a dry eye in the hall.
It was a memorable sermon, lacking any clear outline or notable linkage to the Scripture readings.
On his journey north to arbitrate in this dispute, Henry had a remarkable and memorable encounter.
The oddly jointed pectoral fin armor is a memorable feature of the placoderms, especially Antiarchs.
Movies are a great source of memorable melodies, and the latest to enter the orchestral arrangements field is composer and pianist Brian Byrne.
Upon entering and ascending the stairs, we checked our coats and stepped into what would become quite the memorable evening.
He told me of the gang fights he experienced as a boy, including one memorable rumble when he was chased by a knife wielding opponent.
Add to this lots of audience participation and you've got a colourful, memorable and interactive children's show.
In fact, it is one of the most memorable pop songs in recent Australian music history.
Bacall has played dozens of cameos and character roles in the past 30 years, but her most memorable film parts still belong to her Bogart period.
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Whilst I vaguely remember hearing the news story, the way my family reacted is by far the more memorable bit.
What was most memorable about Harlem was the waitress, who flirted with concentrated, wilful intensity, a sort of Mata Hari with a tray.
With a scarred face, glass eye, upswept moustache, slicked down hair, a top hat and that wicked smile, Day-Lewis is memorable.
It's strange, given the amount of time the authors have spent around kids, that they haven't managed to conjure a memorable child character.
My encounters with that mysterious bird, the nightjar, have been few and are perhaps the more memorable for that.
York Volleyball Club have good reason to celebrate a memorable Millennium season both on and off the court.
The programme features some of the show's biggest scoops and most memorable moments.
It was a truly memorable night for all of them, an occasion to relish for years to come.
I crawled rhapsodically back into bed and fell into some very vivid and memorable dreams.
They all come together with the singular mission of giving you a memorable eargasm, only this time, with a little more foreplay.
The bedroom scenes were disturbing and memorable, more tragedy then comedy.
With prices ranging from a few rupees to a few hundred, the lamps make for a memorable buy.
It was a memorable concert, but it lacked the energy and spark that I'd heard on his live albums.
The beautiful vocals and instrumentals make memorable moments in each piece, whether a honky-tonk, a love ballad or simply a swinging tune.
It was a dramatic finale and set the tone for another truly memorable fortnight of sporting action.
Rather than hard driving, power pounding brilliance, the duo-pianists brought musicality and idiomatic style to a memorable performance.
At the road end our bus was waiting to take us back to Te Anau and the end of a memorable experience.
That means his memorable classic blogbile rant against Qantas is again available for readers who prize splenetic blogging.
Afterwards they can take home their video recordings as souvenirs of their memorable performances.
Coco has alliterative and assonantal qualities that also make it memorable from an aural standpoint.
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On behalf of the club we wish to extend our sincere thanks to the following people who made this a successful and memorable night.
He's kept Miller's advice close, making memorable dishes like his cowpea fritters.
Some lines in his movies sound as if they were written to cue his reactions, and they are the more memorable for that.
I generally wear suits, shirts with double cuffs, distinctive cufflinks and memorable ties.
The most memorable scene is where the gang chase Atanarjuat for kilometres through a frozen world.
While under water themselves, the pair had some memorable fun with a playful beluga whale.
From the mayor's dad dancing to the Spice Girls' final performance, the London 2012 Olympic Closing Ceremony was certainly a memorable event.
We could open a gallery from the upstairs room to the living room and it would be a memorable feature.
They rarely include memorable details or exact biographical or topographical precision.
The company promptly commemorated the memorable event by posting pictures of the visit on their website.
It is clever, and being cocooned in a moving car while the story unfolds and darkness falls, ensure it is a memorable, even creepy experience.
According to Gujral, hearing Sharif's views in rustic Punjabi made the interaction quite memorable.
The man who created some of the most memorable images of the Sixties arrives early for his interview, then apologises for keeping me waiting.
My first encounter with the work of Salvador Dali, at the age of nine or ten, remains memorable to this day.
The most memorable pieces were undoubtedly Gucci's clingy, dress with a daring keyhole neckline and its slinky, cut-out swimsuit.
Ulverston Ladies Hockey Club can look back upon a memorable season, having achieved the double of winning both the Netherwood and Cumbria leagues.
They have trouble sometimes coordinating the effort between upturned eyes and downturned mouths, but the extra strikes make the experience all the more memorable.
There were all kinds of dances that got busted up by the police, but I'd have to say that getting married at Sugar Minott's Youth Promotion studios was quite memorable.
Every week, or so, I will post memorable quotes from movies I like.
Watch the most memorable moments, from his attacks on the GOP to a climactic rallying cry.
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Dancers and pipers, resplendent in their magnificent uniforms and kilts, and the haunting sounds of bagpipes set a distinctive background for a memorable day out in the open.
However, I have a big problem with people using similar versions of my character names, character quirks, story titles, plot summaries, and memorable plot events.
Some of the most emotionally engaging or memorable songs are duets.
In short, he could make up for a forgettable season with a memorable postseason, if only the light comes on in time to help the underachieving Seahawks.
All are welcome to what promises to be a memorable and uplifting evening.
She sank his chances in a single speech and a memorable phrase.
Elgar's Sea Pictures seldom rise above the fustian level of their poetic texts, and among the six Chausson items only two or three were memorable.
He was a memorable teacher nonetheless, simply by providing himself as an example in how to comport yourself.
They rarely activated themselves but had been known to go off when dropped, when shut in cupboards or, on one memorable occasion, while being carried in a removal van.
A touch of Mardi Gras with a carnival type atmosphere was the end result and children of all ages had a memorable experience on this special occasion in Tubbercurry.
Of the cars that have been associated with the British Royal family, the most memorable have been the large and stately chauffeur-driven limousines and landaulets.
One of the more memorable scenes in the book, at least for me, has Smith observing a working-class woman whistling a tune while hanging out the washing.
Can he explain the secret formula that enables a select group of men and women to turn a good performance into something memorable and liberating?
When the medic popped the big question to Gene on holiday last year they decided to forego the traditional white wedding in favour of something different and memorable.
It was such a cool, quaint, and rustic spot, home to many of my most memorable meals.
Seeing the eerie slicks and eddies of the water racing through at seven knots while a lonely cormorant beats its way up the sound is almost sinisterly memorable.
Easy guitar strumming, a touch of piano, pleasant harmonies and a memorable soaring falsetto in the chorus are all that are needed to make this a dead cert for qualification.
In the most memorable of all, Larkin questions a 13-year-old boy sent up from the country by his impoverished parents to drudge in a Rangoon tea shop for four dollars a month.
Its gossipy anecdotes are lively, memorable, and at times gloriously unreliable.
From introducing the first macintosh to a rare conversation with Bill Gates, WATCH VIDEO of his most memorable appearances.
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Although she usually keeps her most trenchant observations for the stage, several members of Hollywood royalty have received a memorable tongue-lashing.
There's Cullen Skink with coconut and chilli for starters or deliciously memorable mains like haggis crusted halibut with pesto or chicken with apricot and asparagus.
The performers of the reading were uniformly matched and admirably conformed to the director's wishes in under six hours of rehearsal making the event memorable.
For once, he underacts, and still manages to create a memorable character.
The young dancer infused his partnering with Elizabeth Loscavio with such ardency that he created a memorable experience even out of one of Tomasson's minor pieces.
The style is a cross between Mozart and Mendelssohn with touches of Weber, and Cramer avoids empty passagework in favour of strong arguments built on memorable ideas.
Fine china, including a Minton dessert service used at the memorable banquet, was discovered in a locked cupboard at the castle smothered with spiders' webs.
Ultimately, the success of a memorable piece of chicken lies in its succulence.
These attractive and memorable signs are, apart from the barber's pole, the only ancient shop signs to have survived into our transient age of plastic.
But you should bear in mind that money can be swallowed up, and that staff rewards organised in this way could prove more memorable and effective.
But the experience he had garnered during those trips south, memorable weeks in which he shared digs with Mark Hughes, Norman Whiteside and Clayton Blackmore, went unrewarded.
The legends and sayings about her, locked into memorable shapes like any other conventionalised poetic utterance, did not necessarily adapt to her changing social role.
Although Thurman's character ultimately triumphs, the most memorable sequences by far involve her humiliation, subjection and abuse at the hands of three tormentors.
But you also have a memorable street party, with a pipe band thrown in.
Cooper takes this advantage and presses the issue for twenty-seven minutes, crafting short themes that are memorable enough to never outwear their welcome.
The supporting roles are no cardboard cut-outs either with a memorable gaggle of characters like the war veteran arcade owner and Taeko's upbeat girlfriends.
A coconut shy, a welly-throwing competition and a selection of stalls selling cakes, drinks and bric-a-brac, all helped to make the day a memorable occasion.
Douglas Duff's arrival by mail boat at Dublin's North Wall was made memorable when he spotted four caskets covered by Union Jacks awaiting return to England.
In the West we know her as a poet of witty conceits and memorable images.
The 90 years of Chaplin films is indeed an appropriate occasion to show their passion for the moving picture and one of its most memorable exponents, Charles Chaplin.

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