Sentence examples for could ever remember from inspiring English sources

He said that the Labour party was "more united" than he could ever remember.

"This man is one of the greatest businessmen that we could ever remember, there's no question about that," he said.

He had nothing else in the world to do, and felt more peaceful and alert than he could ever remember.

The Mets' players had to show photo identification to enter the park, something none of them could ever remember doing.

His reward was a summons to Manchester, where the editor told him, in what he would later describe as the most joyous statement he could ever remember hearing: "I suppose we'd better have you".

Rex Ryan, who was in charge of the New York Jets when they gave Mark Sanchez a $40.5m contract extension, has hailed Donald Trump as "one of the greatest businessmen we could ever remember" at a rally in Buffalo.

It is not uncommon that people climb over the fence, but Secret Service officials said they could not remember an intruder ever making it into the White House.

I also couldn't remember ever having solved a themeless Sunday before, and thought it would be a public service to find out if this was actually a first.

"That photo took on its own life," says Almon-Kok in her official video-recording at the memorial, "which was horrible for me, because after a while I couldn't ever remember Baylee being alive".

"Kurtis meant well, but in the end I had to tell him it was never going to work," says Lara. "He was always losing things – there were so many pockets on those bloody combat trousers, he couldn't ever remember where he'd put his keys, or his wallet, or his ridiculous giant ninja star.

Secondly, remember that there is more to learn in medicine than any one person could ever possibly remember, so don't expect to be an overnight expert in all things human.