Sentence examples for certain to remember from inspiring English sources

But opposition groups are certain to remember today's victory as a breakthrough.

When power does stop flowing, some people are certain to remember two things, the second of which is the answer to "Where were you when the lights went on?" TRANSPORTATION B5 The New York region's transportation system began to stagger back to life, with one formidable exception: the subways.

You have to be of a certain age to remember the moment 41 years ago when Derek Quinnell, paterfamilias of one of the grand dynasties of Welsh rugby, fought his way through a scrum of stewards and blazers gathering in the tunnel of the North Stand of the National Stadium Cardiff Arms Park (to give it its full title) and burst on to the field to win his first cap, against France.

Exactly how you choose to do this will depend on what software you decide to use (or not), but there are certain elements to remember: Keep your formatting consistent.

When that happens, people usually reach for things of which they are certain — they try to remember who they are.

To borrow from the immortal words of Men Without Hats (whom you'd probably have to be of a certain middle age to remember), whether you're 25, or 35, or 45, you can still dance if you want to.

But there are other reasons the 2000 British Open is certain to be remembered.

Whether the killer is caught before he strikes again, the events of last week are certain to be remembered for ever.

Can we bear to remember certain things?

Some people just cannot seem to remember certain basic rules.

The consumer needs a certain amount of repetition to remember things.