Sentence examples for able to remember how from inspiring English sources

After waking up in a Phoenix hotel room in 1975 and not being able to remember how he got there, Hopkins resolved to reform: "I led a pretty self-destructive life for a few decades.

"There's nothing worse than a full day of drinking, then waking up next to some guy and not being able to remember how you met," Mr. Hansen's Ruth complains, in a voice that would work in a steamy crime story of any era.

He also was able to remember how scared he felt when he left it and that that feeling was in the past.

The gift Lisa wants to create for the children she photographs is being able to remember how happy their childhoods were: the belly laughs, the adoring gaze in their parents' eyes, the crazy games they played with their siblings, the complicity and tenderness between them.

And that is, since he was the victim of a "gotcha" attack from the Obama campaign when they mocked him in TV ads for not being able to remember how many homes and condos he and his wife own, he decided it was fair game to strike back.

First, our then-test might be prone to a memory bias if patients were able to remember how they rated the different items at t0 and if they had tried to present themselves accordingly, i.e. they might have attempted to make their current (t1) ratings of their to condition correspond to how they rated them before.

Having a voiced protagonist is a huge step forward for Bethesda, one that will hopefully make us unable to remember how we were ever able to get by with their mute predecessors.

You see, my children are never going to remember how many pushups I was able to do.

By taking the focal point back into the stables it will create a better atmosphere and people will be able to remember Amy how she was.

Try to remember how you felt.

Hard to remember how it was.