memorable

Adjective complement with noun phrase

• make: We are very proud of our ability to make a special occasion even more memorable by adding a personal touch.
• find: Yet again I do not find the dinner appointment memorable.

Modifies a noun

• occasion: The glorious weather added to the pleasure of a memorable occasion.
• moment: There were many memorable moments in the show, some very moving, others filled with humor.
• hamper: Gifts & Crafts Blueberry Barn Ltd Unique and memorable hampers, gift baskets, candles and pampering gifts for any occasion.
• melody: Composers who produce memorable melodies are the ones who tend to be remembered.
• chorus: The warmth of Silvio's voice is immediately apparent, and the song features the first of many memorable choruses on the disk.
• tune: Throughout the exhibition, Bond film footage plays alongside memorable theme tunes.

Modifying Another Word

• truly: For a truly memorable outing ask for Melvin Clifton in Plymouth.
• instantly: The key is to select a name that is catchy and instantly memorable for customers yet avoids all the legal pitfalls in this area.
• particularly: Nothing else particularly memorable about it apart from the theme tune.
• equally: The stories are all very funny and the artwork is equally memorable and amusing.
• especially: On the back wall the ' outsider ' style continues with two especially memorable artworks.
• uniquely: Museum of Childhood Memories A visit to the Museum of Childhood Memories is a uniquely memorable experience.

Used with adjective complement

• prove: Unexpectedly, Agra was to prove memorable beyond merely the Taj Mahal.
• remain: A confused melodrama that loses itself in it's own pretentions, but remains memorable for the stunning sets, music and photography.
• become: Local wines are good and service is friendly and even simple meals can become memorable.
• make: These occasions are made more memorable because the cast and crew bring along their own families to join in.

Preposition: in

• way: Here, at the Amberley Inn, we are well equipped with the facilities to help make that important occasion memorable in every way.

Preposition: for

• reason: To be honest, they have all been memorable for one reason or another.