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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a walk to remember" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to a memorable experience or event, often with a nostalgic or sentimental connotation.
Example: "That summer spent with my grandparents was truly a walk to remember, filled with laughter and love."
Alternatives: "an unforgettable journey" or "a memorable experience".
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Well at least it was for Hazel and Augustus in The Fault In Our Stars, Landon and Jamie in Nicholas Sparks' A Walk To Remember and Tessa and Adam in Before I Die.
PAGE 13 A Walk to Remember Philippe Petit, who won fame 31 years ago by walking a tightrope between the towers of the World Trade Center, took a walk at a lower altitude yesterday in Washington Square Park.
What is striking alongside the consistency of the Sparks brand (all but 2002's A Walk to Remember and last year's The Best of Me have taken $80m+ worldwide) is the procession of young male talent who've used these adaptations to broaden their audience on their way up.
I'm not ready for this 'A Walk To Remember' shit".
It is "Fame" meets "A Walk to Remember".
"A Walk to Remember" is rated PG (Parental guidance suggested).
Perhaps some earlier reading had inspired Lyons's casual escape: "A Walk to Remember," "The Count of Monte Cristo," "Freedom"?
He is known for making uplifting fare like "A Walk to Remember" (2002), a surprise hit for Warner Brothers.
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Reminiscent of 2002's "A Walks To Remember," Fanning brings a pixie cut, British accent, and exactly the right amount of excitement and sadness to the trailer, with Irvine egging her on convincingly.
"It is such a painful thing to remember walking those people to the train and watching them get on," she said.
If you just walk to school, remember this fact: There was a man with really big feet.
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