Sentence examples for could remember for from inspiring English sources

"He said it's the only day he could remember for our anniversary," Ms. Carter said.

Sunday's crowd was the most electrifying anyone could remember for a Raptors game at the Air Canada Center.

"What it was really," he says, "I had been waiting as long as I could remember for an appropriate way to thank God. Simple as that.

In 1958, on the coldest Easter weekend anyone could remember for years and just weeks after the birth of CND, 4,000 people gathered in the centre of London for a rally addressed by Michael Foot and Canon John Collins.

Gautam Modi, the dealer, and his staff said that they had a hard time keeping up with demand for the $7,700 car, after 85 test drives by potential customers the first weekend, more than Mr. Modi could remember for any other new Ford car.

"I tried writing what I could remember for the police, because I've always been better at thinking when I was writing.

Work had dominated every aspect of my life for as long as I could remember, save for a handful of weddings and birthday drinks.

By contrast, I had never had a lesson, was not a member of a club (I am still not) and turned up at the airport with only one club - an old five-wood that had been in the family for as long as I could remember and for some reason I thought would be bring me luck.

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No one in the hall could remember voting for that.

The New Yorker, April 3, 1926 P. 9 Patron of well-known fashionable speakeasy asked bartender if he could remember recipe for Orange Blossom.