Filling in for two vocalists who appear on the album, Mr. Collins sang "As We Gather All Around Her" in his natural register and "Remember" in an awkward part of his falsetto.
He was close to them, and remembered, in a billet on the eastern front, shooting holes in a portrait of Hitler.
And, remember, in September she ran a good race in Berlin - two hours, 23 minutes and 46 seconds, her fastest since 2007.
And this, remember, in a country dependent on foreign capital (because of the twin budget and trade deficits), with a poor productivity record and modest growth.
The scoring system should be simple, composed of the fewest possible factors, and easy to remember in a busy emergency department.
DNA of the invading phage is stored and remembered in case of a novel infection.
And to remember, in an age in which the S.O. is as common in a Broadway theater as an endless line for the ladies' room at intermission, that staying seated has become the exceptional tribute.
He showed up, as far as I can remember, in a suit and tie and we took a two-person table.
It was signed off: (Mrs) Margaret Cockcroft aged 96 A childhood word coined in the 1930s and remembered in old age in 2015: a word that summoned back to its coiner – and to me – a moment in time and place.
Anna Piaggi, the exceptional fashion editor renowned for both her appearance and her pen, will be remember in a memorial service Friday at the Palazzo Reale in Milan.
