Sentence examples for aiming to remember from inspiring English sources

The prologue sets the tone: "In this book I am aiming to remember the hours of … shooting stars – I call them that because they outshine the past as brilliantly and steadfastly as stars outshine the night … For in those sublime moments when they emerge, fully formed, history needs no helping hand.

The circumstances in which we should aim to remember are clear enough: ideally we should not forget the birthdays of close family members; nor should we forget to answer letters, feed the pets and meet people for lunch at the agreed time.

Mostly, as he says, he just aims to "remember I am not my ego".

The annual event mourning that fact is organised by the Croatian Catholic Church, which claims that the gathering is not political, but simply a Mass that aims to "remember the dead".

The annual event mourning that fact is organized by the Croatian Catholic Church, which claims that the gathering is not political, but simply a Mass that aims to "remember the dead".

You can also procure for yourself a Word of the Day calendar; be sure to read the word on the page each day and aim to remember each day's word and even use it somewhere in your day.

Both he and Long are aiming to make reputations to remember.

(Remember Al Gore aiming to "Reinvent Government"?) And under their watch too, the (shadow) government has only gotten bigger and messier, with more and more contracts given to "private" companies whose tendency is to have the worst qualities of government minus the best qualities of the private sector.

Remember, you're aiming to look natural and innocent here, folks.

Remember that you're aiming to nibble, not bite.

"Hoboken: One Year After Sandy," an exhibit that recently opened at the Hoboken Historical Museum, aims to not only remember the storm, but to highlight the city's vulnerabilities and emphasize the need for long-term changes that Hoboken must make in order to continue thriving on the Hudson river waterfront.