Sentence examples for command to remember from inspiring English sources

Tearfully she told me that the sound of a dove's cooing mimics the Arabic command to "remember Allah".

I hold on to the command to remember what Amalek did to me to ensure that I never shrug off evil in the world as someone elses problem.

Psalm 107 in its incredible liturgy builds on this central command to remember our own deliverance, and even more so, to persist in our prayers for all who are in transit today.

The philosopher Emil Fackenheim once proposed, after Auschwitz, what he called a "614th commandment," in which the Jewish people are enjoined to survive as Jews, lest the people of Israel perish; commanded to remember the Holocaust, lest that memory perish; and "forbidden, thirdly, to deny or despair of God . . .

In the story of Exodus, God commands the Israelites to remember: "You shall not oppress the stranger; you know the heart of the stranger, for you were strangers in the land of Egypt".

What Fusaichi Pegasus had to do was win with command, something that racing likes to remember in great horses and longs to see again.

You record custom Siri voice commands to control apps (and then have to remember what your Siri catch phrase is in order to use them).

The most obvious one is that such devices require their human masters to remember dozens of commands for each device.

The company has developed a suite of basic widgets for mobile phones that visualize these SMS services, allowing users to navigate through an intuitive menu instead of having to remember keywords and commands.

As he struggled with his command and velocity Friday, it was hard to remember that Matsuzaka was once considered one of the best pitchers in the world.

You don't have to remember a set of commands.