Sentence examples for but I certainly remember from inspiring English sources

But I certainly remember the fallout from it.

I don't remember Trinidad, or Papa as he was in Trinidad in 1958, but I certainly remember him in India in 1963 and 1964.

I missed the first two of those but I certainly remember Churchill's funeral: a truly solemn event in which we felt we were marking not just the death of a political leader but a turning point in the national story.

She would not remember me, but I certainly remember meeting her.

"Larry you might not remember me but I certainly remember you," an assistant to the attorney general's office read the statement.

But I certainly remember what it was like to be your age and be so worried about what people thought of me," Clinton continued.

I didn't recall leaving my email address, but I certainly remembered the shop, festooned with fascinating herbs in colorful packets, unfamiliar plants, water pipes like octopi, merging aesthetics with efficiency.

I didn't know Dr. Davidson that well, but seeing his photo in the Boston Globe, I certainly remember his face.

''What I don't understand,'' he said, ''is why didn't you just introduce yourself to Dick right away?'' ''Why didn't he?'' ''But he obviously didn't remember you.'' ''Well, I certainly remember him.

I certainly remember a member of more than average size, but was it the Woodman's or the ass's?

Oh, yeah, I certainly remember it.