Sentence examples for I remember though from inspiring English sources

I remember, though, you didn't quite stay put in Liberia, either.

"Nice to eat you" is one greeting I remember, though I wish I didn't have to.

One thing I remember though, he said he watches films in his home cinema all the time.

From what I remember, though, I would say that the failure of Carter's health-care bill (like the failure of his reëlection campaign, which Ted did his modest part to ensure) was overdetermined.

The days and years overlap, and fade each into the next, and many of the moments I remember, though they are more recent, do not have the force and color and immediacy of Papa in India.

The picture I remember, though, would have been taken a few years later, in 1995, when Helmut Kohl, the chancellor, came to visit her in her apartment in Prenzlauer Berg.

He was not the fat kid I remembered, though, like me, he could have stood to lose a few pounds.

I remembered, though, that for some years Bach ran a weekly concert series at Zimmermann's Coffee House, in Leipzig — a university establishment that was surely more like Poisson Rouge than like Carnegie Hall in atmosphere.

"Remember, though, I'm not a consultant," Mossberg replied.

I remember him, though, because I knew him — briefly.

I remember Camille, though, as something of an adventure, partly because I missed the worst part of it.