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Remembered in sentence

1077 examples of Remembered in a sentence

And then at 22, feeling myself, feeling confident, I remembered what the OG told me.
Yet one of their most famous punishments is not remembered for its outrageous cruelty, but for its disturbing familiarity.
That pencil-yellow crank was remembered by everybody.
Everybody remembered the pencil-yellow crank.
And they remembered things.
They remembered that bats fly at night.
And they remembered that when bats sleep, they hang upside down and fold their wings in.
How will we be remembered in 200 years?
And so I agree very emphatically that the pain of childbirth is not remembered.
It's the child that's remembered.
It could be something that we're remembered for, for millennia, for having achieved.
In 1863, when the Emancipation Proclamation was signed, he brought his old friend, Joshua Speed, back to the White House, and remembered that conversation of decades before, when he was so sad.
And the next lines are, "Through the unknown remembered gate, where the last of earth discovered is that which is the beginning."
Then I remembered that he was four and barely spoke English.
And I remembered how I couldn't articulate the anxiety and fear that filled me as I tried to carve my tiny little life into a world that felt far too big for me.
But I remembered finding comfort in those letters, because I wrote them with my grandma in mind.
They remembered how even the wimpy Tecciztecatl had eventually managed to emulate Nanahuatl's bravery.
When we were growing in New York and looking for more people to hire, I remembered that in Utica, an hour away, there were refugees from Southeast Asia and Africa, who were looking for a place to work.
It was a few years ago, but I sort of remembered this story, and I told it at a concert.
But the serious part is what threw me, and I couldn't quite get a handle on it until I remembered an essay.
And our goal was to try to humanize them a bit, and what I did was add type and people to the ad, which the previous campaign had not had, and nobody remembered them, and nobody referenced them.
And I remembered seeing this photograph of my father, who was a test pilot, and he told me that when you signed up to become a test pilot, they told you that there was a 40 to 50 percent chance of death on the job.
He remembered the shapes of the clouds in the south at the dawn of the 30th of April of 1882, and he could compare them in his recollection with the marbled grain in the design of a leather-bound book which he had seen only once, and with the lines in the spray which an oar raised in the Rio Negro on the eve of the battle of the Quebrancho.”
But then I remembered Tom talking to the open air and I tried it.
I have a feeling that, at this rate, it's going to be hard for our generation to be remembered as good ancestors.
She remembered how her hands would tremble as she did the work.
Two months ago, I remembered that promise I made, when a distinguished English critic published an article in the London Times, asking who could be the winner of the Orchestra World Cup.
In China, Kublai Khan's Yuan Dynasty is remembered as a golden age of science and culture.
But today, these 17th century Cossacks are remembered for their spirit of independence and defiance.
And I remembered, as a child, loving going to the planetarium.
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