remembering

IPA: rɪmˈɛmbɝɪŋ

Examples of "remembering" in Sentences

What we should be remembering is how many fo these mena nd women died unneccasarily.
GROSS: So in remembering your childhood, I'm wondering if you remembered somebody like the character of Horace.
We have no longer any recollection of this, to such an extent does what we call remembering a person consist really in forgetting him.
Most likely loaded dice Conan mused as he scratched his chin remembering how Ludar had recently won a considerable number of coins from the barbarian's own purse.
He was bearded and gaunt and dirty, but I succeeded in remembering him as the stalwart youth that had spent several months in our Glen Ellen refuge three years before.
A lesson worth remembering is that at the turn of the 20th century, people had a transportation problem … and the solution turned out not to be a faster horse … but a Ford.
My mum is in remembering mode; she keeps reminding me of the good times, the barbecues in yard with more than twelve people and still room to take a quiet moment for oneself.
An important part of the success of a science fiction story lies in remembering that its audience has already met other stories with the same subjects before, and in respecting that previous knowledge.