Meanings of evoke memories in English

They were hot and scrappy in his day, but today evoke memories of fantastic implosions.

It is often said that smells can evoke memories more powerfully than sights or sounds.

These images evoke memories or aspirations that will transport your mind to a happy and peaceful place.

A significant drop in Mr Spring's tally in his home town will evoke memories of his 1987 near-defeat.

It is designed to evoke memories of those who worked and settled in the bay in the past.

Both evoke memories of our childhood.

The case may evoke memories of farmer Franklin Brito, who died in 2010 after a hunger strike to protest Chavez's land takeovers.

Not only did it instantly evoke memories of the Wembley spectacular, but also it neatly prefaced the musical action that would follow.

Back-to-school shopping might evoke memories of wandering through big box store sales and throwing Trapper Keepers and pencils into a shopping cart.

Her Majesty's response to the crisis facing the nation was to evoke memories of the heroic sacrifices made during the Second World War.

The case may evoke memories of farmer Franklin Brito, who died in 2010 after a hunger strike to protest against Chavez's land takeovers.

Racing: Tommy Carberry is hoping Kings Glen can evoke memories of Grand National winner Bobbyjo if he lines up at Aintree on Sunday.

Designed to evoke memories of a Hyundai show car from 45 years ago, the new concept has an underfloor battery pack and flat-floored cabin.

Sarah Johnston at Nga Taonga Sound & Vision has been listening to some recordings from the sound archives which evoke memories of summers past.

There was brutality on both sides but this will evoke memories of many similar attacks carried out across the country, including in the capital Colombo.

It was supposed to be a cauldron here, a blood-and-thunder FA Cup tie to evoke memories of 1994, when Cardiff had famously knocked out City.