Sentence examples for began remembering from inspiring English sources

However, in the late 1920s, a generation of film lovers began remembering the earliest films.

She suffered headaches as she picked up her pen and began remembering.

"I played her actually last year here in quarterfinals," Ivanovic began, remembering her loss to Bartoli at the same stage of the 2011 tournament.

I also began remembering how Ernie Davis students had been divided into two tracks: high-achieving students like me -- most white and upper middle class -- were "Regents track," meaning we took more rigorous courses that prepared us for the college-preparatory Regents exams.

(They measured with calipers!) Joe Adonis began remembering how she gets on his nerves.

(We began, remember, with the suspension of another iconic quarterback, Ben Roethlisberger, for extracurricular behavior).

Richard Moss, who was the union's general counsel when arbitration began, remembers the early hearings.

They were not ranked among the top teams when the season began (remember that all the pundits thought the overpaid Washington Redskins would win it all?).

At the end my mother would recite some extra prayers, including the "Memorare," which began, "Remember, O most gracious Virgin Mary, that never was it known that anyone who sought thy aid or implored thy intercession was left unaided".

But serious people, who have been wrong about so many things since this crisis began — remember how budget deficits were going to lead to skyrocketing interest rates and soaring inflation?

And Weiss is a special, peculiar, case: She categorized Enron as "overvalued," i.e., a potential short, all year which it began, remember, at $84.