memento造句

1、a precious memento of happier times

2、Please give your autograph as a memento.

3、Keep a photo or memento on your desk.

4、It's the best memento anyone ever gave me.

5、More anglers are taking cameras when they go fishing to provide a memento of catches.

6、He excitedly took a photo as a memento, and left the footprint of a great statesman.

7、In the front was written: 'Darling Rosie; a memento of a wonderful weekend.

8、It is a very special memento to me, which I display in my office.

9、Again, it provides a very colourful and tuneful memento for those who loved their theatrical experience.

10、The work of art, commissioned by the city and local Rotarians, will be a permanent memento of the2003 RI Convention.

11、I retrieved a small piece from the ruins as a memento - an undistinguished chunk of cast concrete decoration.

12、A prize or memento, such as a cup or plaque, received as a symbol of victory, especially in sports.

13、If you plan to pack a couple of credit CARDS and head overseas, brace yourself for an unpleasant travel memento: Extra charges on your credit card bill.

14、It is, depending on your point of view, a charming memento of the kissing session or a repulsive and embarrassing bruise.

15、One of the girls insisted till her dying day that she really had seen fairies-the manufactured pictures were a memento of her real experience.

16、To extend welcome and memorize the successful call of the new service, SCT representatives, Mr. Yong Yu presented a memento to the master vessels' captain.

17、Qingma bridge is the world longest hanging bridge, Qingma bridge has the grand night scene, is good place which the passenger photograph accepts as a memento.

18、Bormann, as executor, was asked to hand over to my relatives everything that is of value as a personal memento or is necessary for maintaining a petty-bourgeois [kleinen buergerlichen] standard of living...

19、For those who grew up in Soviet era, Gagra was a precious refuge of pleasure inside communism's bleak expanse. Now its ruins are a memento mori of poetic deterioration.