Sentence examples for remembered from high-quality English sources.

• We remembered it, and we laughed.

• Clarice remembered a great spell to get me back to normal.

• She remembered the friend’s name, her mother’s friend’s name.

• After a recent trip I remembered the demonstrators and their fury.

• Subhash remembered the imported trees, the jackals, the bird cries.

• I remembered the Henry VI plays terribly well but I've never done this one before.

• I remembered the numbness that strikes when you sit too long with your legs crossed.

• His 2018 team will not be remembered as the most elegant champions, or the most creative.

Use remembered in a sentence.

• He hadn’t even remembered his face shield, hadn’t remembered taking it off.

• As Adweek reported, more than 34% of consumers remembered it, beating out Coca-Cola's "That's Gold" campaign.

• I no more remembered the lost teddy bear or the snowstorm than I remembered the founding of Rome.

• In a counter to the mob, I remembered another quintessential trait: the apology, again and again, on behalf of their country.

• Victor Hugo is remembered as a beloved writer of the people, who knew how to write with simplicity and power of common joys and sorrows.

• By building the mosque, Moroccans were told, the king “could be remembered as the pharaohs are remembered in the pyramids of Egypt”.

• Morgan is remembered as such a dominant figure in American capitalism that it seemed to many that he ran the entire economy, able to pull strings anywhere.

• But Reagan was nobody's puppet, whatever his appearance of sleepy ignorance, and he will be long remembered for his characteristics of boldness and optimism.

remembered sentence examples

• He remembered that the family Citroën, parked behind the spiderweb gates, had eleven horsepower, and he remembered riding it to the pyramids.

• No one’s remembered much longer than a rock is remembered beside the road If he’s lucky or Some tune or harsh word uttered in childhood or back in the day.

• It will be remembered for massive increases in military expenditure, which rose between 4.9 per cent and 16 per cent each year between 2010 and 2016, before tailing off somewhat.

• Then lust would be remembered by imagining a man drooling over a cinnamon bun, pride would be remembered by picturing a man polishing his expensive shoes, greed would be remembered by envisioning the word hanging from a tree in place of fruit, and so on.