Sentence examples for could just remember from inspiring English sources

Now if I could just remember the name of that waiter.

"We mourn his loss, but maybe we could just remember how great a guy this guy was and celebrate his life," Yune said.

Back in the day, you would be safe from committing a fashion faux pas if you could just remember the no-white-after-Labor-Day rule.

Collier wrote that this "annoying language-wide yet sports-centric cliché could disappear almost overnight if we could just remember the simple reality that 99 percent of sentences that include Going Forward have the same meaning without Going Forward".

By The New Yorker September 4, 2012 Back in the day, you would be safe from committing a fashion faux pas if you could just remember the no-white-after-Labor-Day rule.

Even when a White Stripes song flirts with the recherché and abrasive, it sounds as if it had always been in the air, as if you knew how to sing it before you heard it — something an older brother must have shown you how to play one summer in the seventies, if you could just remember.

Even the oldest speaker in the debate could only just remember when there were last Liberals in government.

"When they turned the page and asked me what I'd just seen I could only remember one or two things.

Couldn't I just remember that one activity at least?

While it is always important to have a high index of suspicion that something serious could be happening, just remember that it probably looks worse than it is.

I didn't have much enthusiasm for it, but I could just about remember that this was what my pre-accident self had wanted to do.