Sentences with phrase «same fond memories»

And I remember parties in each of those houses with many of the same fond memories.

Not exact matches

Perhaps the name of our nation and the term designating memory loss live in the same lexical neighborhood because they are so fond of each other.

Cech may have fond memories of his time with Chelsea but I bet he is dying to beat them to the title next season and to beat Courtois to the Golden Glove award at the same time, shutting up those ignorant Chelsea fans who claim he is past it at the same time.

We all have our fond childhood memories, and as a parent we want our children to be able to look back later in life and have the same.

Some of our most fond memories with our kiddos involve presenting them with an Easter basket full of goodies — and we know a lot of other parents out there do the same.

The Syndicate of 1993 was an isometric action game with strategic elements and, whilst 2012's version bears the same name, it has little relation to Bullfrog's well loved game however, and is instead an FPS, which is why, upon its announcement, it was met by so much ire by those with fond memories of the original game.

Here I'll rattle off some games whose design philosophies are rooted in flow, reflexes, muscle memory — Geometry Wars, Bit.Trip, Rez — which I happen to be quite fond of and will play for the same purposes of indulgence or escapism as anyone else does.

It's still just the same cheesy after - school cartoon it has always been, once you get past the nostalgia - filter created by all the fond memories.

The fondest memory I have was when we would all wait for the others to finish each disk, then continue on at the same point, even to the point of paranoia that the others had moved on.

At the same time, one of my fondest memories is an afternoon spent drinking two bottles of red wine and eating pizza at A.V. Ristorante, a now - defunct Italian spot in Washington, with Scalia and my fellow clerks for Justice David Souter, liberals all.