Sentence examples for decided to remember from inspiring English sources

Both decided to remember their final play and forget whatever happened before it.

They have decided to remember him with hope and joy rather than sadness, which is what his friend and fellow Robben Island detainee Lionel Davis said he would have wanted.

I felt something akin to Ishmael's initial reaction to Queequeg when I first heard about "Indelible Memories," a photography exhibition of people who decided to remember the victims of Sept. 11 through tattoos.

In 1985, Chancellor Helmut Kohl and President Ronald Reagan decided to remember the war and celebrate the postwar alliance of Western democracies, by laying wreaths at the site of the Bergen-Belsen concentration camp and then at a military cemetery in Bitburg.

As we try and hold from dashing our lukewarm tea with hot, salty tears of sadness, we've decided to remember the good times.

"Deciding to remember, and what to remember," Pinsky has written, "is how we decide who we are".

I decide to remember it in space as well.

I decide to remember her courage, not only in giving up her home and her life as she knew it, but in facing every day in a peculiar haze of moments.

And he decided to write "Remember Me" for John Henry because "I felt like I had to leave something behind, just in case.

No matter what you decide to do, remember to pay your taxes on April 15.

When you do decide to fertilize, remember to use a slow-acting fertilizer, and hold off placing the fertilizer directly near the trunk.