Sentence examples for be remembered about from inspiring English sources

But one important fact should always be remembered about Britain's bankers.

TWO things will be remembered about the bond market in 2001 -- and both say something about the new year.

What can be remembered about the month I got really into skincare and bought bottles upon bottles of stuff with willow bark in it?

But what may also come to be remembered about that day in Milwaukee is the way the labor talks had their second -- or third -- beginning.

The whole poem is about the struggle against mortality, what it means to be remembered, about fame and reputation, and the struggle to maintain "kleos".

"If there's one thing that should be remembered about Peter Dutton's week, it's that this is the week that he masterminded the plan to bring 12,000 needy people to this country," Abbott said in Canberra.

Thinking about structures far beyond 2000, it has to be remember about those, who are exist.

More than 30 years later, what is remembered about Charly is his subtle but excruciating emotional evolution.

What mostly is remembered about the withdrawal is the Soviet Union's humiliation, and the ensuing factional bloodletting across Afghanistan that threw the country into a vicious civil war.

'I am sometimes a bit half-hearted [about issuing PAAP] because I am remembering about the use of time [required]' (PN1/other professional group).

Consequently, as one PN noted: 'I am sometimes a bit half-hearted [about issuing PAAP] because I am remembering about the use of time [required]' (PN1/other professional group).