Sentence examples for a little remember from inspiring English sources

But if the economy goes into the tank next year and they need to goose the Christmas numbers a little, remember where you heard this first.

I think this paragraph, though, deserves to be unpacked a little more: Remember after 9/11 when people predicted we'd see these sorts of attacks every few months?

After a moment, he began to soften a little: "I remember when my daughters were attacked.

"I want my fans to laugh a little and remember me, even if it's during one of those intimate moments," he explained.

If it sounds a little familiar, remember, people bit him, not the other way around.

The editing win helps a little, but remember, the BAFTAs somehow missed Gravity in that category last year, even though it was produced in Britain!

Add just a little water (remember that over-watering can cause the seedlings to die).

No matter how down you feel, try to pat yourself on the back a little and remember the things you excel at.

With three suitors now in the mix for Dell Inc., it can be a little tough remembering who's offering what and who's working with whom.

And it seemed brutally cruel that such a gift enriched over a lifetime should now be threatened by something as mundane as a little trouble remembering.

'When we were at the Post he was a kind of legendary figure and I was a little underling,' remembers Malcolm Gladwell.