trigger a memory

He paused for a moment, as that thought triggered a memory.

He watched every face, hoping that one of them would trigger a memory.

But the sight of any particular individual on the lists would trigger a memory response.

Perhaps a name would trigger a memory, a forgotten fact which might have relevance.

Her words struck me like a blow, triggering a memory.

This one does not so much foreshadow future events as trigger a memory.

Seeing me triggered a memory crisis of some kind.

When he pointed this out to his own mother, it triggered a memory that led her to dig through some old letters.

"I wanted to get details that trigger a memory.

Sometimes it's a connected event that triggers a memory.

It was something else she had said, something that should trigger a memory one of their memories.

The names triggered a memory somewhere, but she couldn't immediately track it down.

"One never knows what might trigger a memory, especially if we allow the Countess to get hold of her.

They spent the rest of the day wandering around, hoping that some Night would trigger a memory, but it was frustrating business.

"Consequently, the question about lobbying on the questionnaire did not trigger a memory of these meetings."

"Something triggers a memory, and she relives it as a current experience.

"I was just thinking," he said slowly, "that certain objects have triggered a memory.

Her songs evoke an emotional response that triggers a memory."

The sound triggered a memory, and Robyn froze, trembling again, but this time with anticipation.

The dead man's dying words, "lion's mane," have triggered a memory, but he cannot quite call it back to mind.

It triggered a memory of other ruins, but they were fifty miles from this place and he forced them out of his mind.

That triggered a memory in my brain.

Sometimes it will trigger a memory.

And then, in their own mysterious way, the buried circuits of his subconscious triggered a memory that enabled him to continue.

Thoughts of his father came in waves, one of his senses triggering a memory.