Sentence examples for can really remember from inspiring English sources

"Everything I can really remember begins here," he said happily.

All I can really remember was a huge St Bernard dog that was bigger than me.

"All I can really remember is old ladies looking faintly shocked".

"I think everyone has jammed their finger, but it's not something I can really remember," Bay said, when asked if he's experienced the injury before.

I don't know why I became so fixated by it, I've never fallen over in class, but that's the only time I can really remember it happening".

Sting – Englishman in New York Whenever I hear this song it brings back such clear memories of the first family holiday I can really remember: I was five and my parents took me on a camping trip round Sweden.

Can you really remember what it's like to be a teenager?

He can never really remember his father's death, when he was five, which was obviously the key event, the 'something happened' in his life.

Can Galloway really remember that before she had an abortion, a third of a century ago, when the consultant (wearing a three-piece suit and a carnation) held a needle up to the light and told her to count backwards from 10, she got only as far as eight?

I can never really remember reading at school, too.

Think about it, can you really remember whether the woman who you sat by on the bus last night had a "funny shaped nose"?