11.   If memory serves correctly, Martin was asked what would be a proper name for his morning radio show.

12.   If memory serves, he even danced some, claiming he was doing the Charleston.

13.   If memory serves, it was called marijuana and, though widely available, was illegal.

14.   If memory serves, Sanders said something similar about the Falcons when he arrived in San Francisco last year.

15.   If memory serves correctly, the first Econolines were available as both a cargo van or passenger version right from the start.

16.   If memory serves me, Hill is the fastest member of the Chiefs.

17.   If memory serves, he was a former ink-stained wretch who left the business to write darkly hilarious fictional science.

18.   If memory serves, his last encounter with Morimoto ended bitterly.

19.   If memory serves, the editors at these newspapers killed paragraphs like that one.

20.   If memory serves, the poster showed a bottle of Listerine precariously perched on a ledge at Notre Dame in Paris alongside a grotesque statue.