1.   As an employer of labour, I have vivid memories of that time.

2.   Babies prefer complexity, diversity, and movement, and they have visual memory.

3.   Bring any player back and he does not perform and people have short memories.

4.   He had vague memories of a brother who apparently did not exist any more.

5.   He has no memory of any such difficulties, only of how stable society was then.

6.   He ought to have fond memories of the place.

7.   I find it unbelievable that Mr. Carvey has no memory of that day.

8.   I have fond memories of Sussex-playing pool and, much more to the point, the excellent discussions on science.

9.   I have strong memories of feeling different from a very early age.