The phrase "asking for remember" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be an attempt to convey a request for someone to recall or think about something.
Example: "I am asking for remember of our last meeting to clarify some points."
Alternatives: "requesting a reminder" or "seeking to recall".
If you're sent cash advance checks without asking for them, remember that you are under no obligation to use these checks, but you should always shred or otherwise destroy them.
In his book, Mr. Sheets offers negotiation techniques ("teach yourself to ask for and remember the other party's name"); discussions of mortgages and how to use leverage ("leverage is the very nucleus of creating wealth out of thin air"); as well as definitions of real estate terms ("puffery: exaggerated praise of a product or property").
If you decide to be a baby, then when you're at home (you ask people to "pick" you in the pet shop) ask for sisters, remember, the bigger the better!
When she was four years old, she started learning the violin, and later commented: "I remember asking for a violin, but I don't remember knowing what one was.
"I was begging, hanging on to her feet, and asking for rest," Pross remembered.
Remember, asking for a report directly from a credit bureau never hurts your credit score.
They are asking for a memorial to remember and honor our fellow Americans who were killed trying to live the American dream.
I remember asking for more and there wasn't any, and that taught us all not to be fussy eaters, because you didn't have a choice.
Maybe I was a serious youth, or particularly repressed, because I still remember asking for that second, identical salad as something of a small revelation.
When I was a little kid, about 7 or so, the first present I remember asking for was a blackboard — not the kind of easel kids have for painting and drawing, but a big teacher's blackboard.
