Sentence examples for Do you remember after from inspiring English sources

"Do you remember after Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston separated, it was more interesting to wonder what Aniston thought than to find out what she thinks?" Sittenfeld said over the phone last week.

Sallie suddenly said, as though she'd been composing something while I was musing away balefully, "Do you remember after New Year's that day we sat and talked about one thing changing and making everything else different?" "The Big Dipper," I said, as we came to our familiar exit, which quickly led down and away through a different poor section of darktown that abuts our gentrified street.

For a few minutes, every sentence he spoke started with, "Do you remember?" Shortly after we hung up I began to miss his voice all over again.

Do you remember how, after the 2004 election, we had — according to all the talking heads — entered a new era of permanent Republican dominance?

Do you remember books long after you've read them?

Do you remember signing page after page of legal documents at the settlement when you bought your house?

Do you remember what happened after Bill Clinton got taxes increased on the rich?

Do you remember me?" And after a second I went, "Oh, shit.

What was the last thing you remember before going to sleep? 2. What is the first thing you remember after waking up? 3. Do you remember anything between going to sleep and waking up? 4. Did you dream during your procedure? 5. What was the worst thing about your operation?

Do you remember what you did after the Leicester game to commemorate this fulfilled dream?

Then, "We're going to sing pianissimo, softly". And, she added, "Do you remember what a crescendo is?" After the class, which ended with a goodbye song set to a Scarlatti arietta, Mrs. Surowicz said it was her policy not to mention the names of Mozart and other composers in class.