Sentence examples for along remember from inspiring English sources

Every once in a while, a concept of sufficient abstraction comes along — remember superstring theory?

Although you may not always get along, remember that they have done so much for you,, and they love you.

First the preclimb briefing: "go slow" (pole pole in Swahili, which is pronounced po-LAY po-LAY with an African lilt), never "romp along," and "remember, people do die on the mountain every year" (and one would while we were on the mountain, hit by falling rocks on the more rigorous Western Breach approach).

The best reboots need to make a case for their very existence, otherwise it's just the members of Fleetwood Mac getting together to play Rhiannon for the millionth time as we clap along and remember the good old days.

For best results, start the discussion weeks—and even months before baby comes along, and remember that DIL's mom will most likely take priority, at least initially.

"Remember dropped calls?" we'll say -- along with "Remember DOS? "Tower Records?" For the longest time AT&T Wireless spent a lot of ad dollars telling us they had 'more bars in more places' -- which turned out to be quite true for Tijuana -- not so much for our phones.

Strumming and strolling, seeing the youngsters perk up when the music began (as did family or medical staff within earshot), their faces brightening as they listened, sang or clapped along, I remember why I pursued this joyful activity all those many years ago -- adding a dose of joy to life to those in need with the healing power of music.

Unless you have had a fight recently, or have not been getting along well, remember that high school relationships don't last forever, and that this is a widely known fact.

The publisher John Calder went along and remembers "the Ardens taking over this village and turning it on its head.

As he walks along he remembers various sights, all them gone or changed.

The ability to worry about the future goes hand in hand with the ability to plan for the future – and planning for the future (along with remembering the past) is what gives rise to culture and separates us from other animals.