Sentence examples for are to remember from inspiring English sources

The richer your associations are with a particular line, the likelier you are to remember it.

For all the immediate gloating Sunday's win allowed, England fans need more Tests like Nottingham 2013 than Lord's 2013 if we are to remember this series in five years' time.

The facts of the story are sometimes very difficult to reconcile with the people, but we are to remember that "all over the world men and women are worrying because they cannot develop as they are supposed to develop".

This declinism is nothing new, and studies have shown that the older you get, the more likely you are to remember positive elements than negative ones, the aptly-named "positivity effect".

Students respond to this hostility by churning out "solid, quiet work … nice, cautious, boring Workshop Stories, stories as tough to find technical fault with as they are to remember after putting them down".

These names - Bruning, von Papen, Schleicher - troublesome though they are to remember, should be as famous as the words Stalingrad, Arnhem and Dunkirk.

One is to remember those of history.

The third point is to remember Cato.

After all, what's to remember?

Here's to remembering you.

Theorems and postulates are hard to remember.