11.   The smell in the air brought back happy childhood memories.

12.   He closed his eyes and smelt the meadowy air, the scents of mown grass and wildflowers brought back a flood of happy childhood memories.

13.   They attempt to capture the collision of present and past, thought processes which juxtapose all sorts of childhood memories and significances with an adult self awareness.

14.   At the suggestion of her editor at Milkweed, Ray eventually organized the book by alternating chapters of childhood memories with chapters about longleaf pines.

15.   A fake mustache only barely changing his looks, Tommy has come to Blackpool to buy comedy because he has fond childhood memories of the place.

16.   A few have childhood memories of the crimes and of the violent reaction of the Ku Klux Klan to school integration and black voter registration.

17.   A reader hoped to get a copy of a recipe for a friend who has fond childhood memories of Cherry Coke Salad.

18.   Abandonment of religious heritage is a grave issue for American Jews, particularly those with tepid childhood memories of core Jewish experiences like the seder.

19.   All his childhood memories are about Indianapolis.