Sentence examples for distinctly remember that from inspiring English sources

But I distinctly remember that, once the cuts had been introduced, it was hoped that there would be less tax avoidance, and a diminution of the practice of offering "perks" in compensation for high tax rates.

I distinctly remember that, while writing this, I feared criticism for gratuitous alarmism.

You distinctly remember that another friend was at your wedding, until she reminds you that you didn't invite her.

Odd, that: I distinctly remember that when he was sent to Defence, we were told that Geoff, as a man now destined to mix with the military, would henceforth be known as Geoffrey.

I distinctly remember that the Metropolitan Museum of Art, in the restaurant that used to be at the south end of the main floor, had a fountain directly in the middle of that space.

I distinctly remember that the first service pack for Windows XP improved the operating system somewhat but it wasn't until the second service pack when XP really began to shine.

She had a five-pound sack of it in the pantry — she distinctly remembers that — but then wasn't that the flour the weevils got into?

She distinctly remembers that moment in fifth grade when her teacher, Mr. Hammer, volunteered that engineers would chart the future of America – and make good money while doing it.

The day the principal had a nervous breakdown, walked into class, and smashed all of our projects because he thought everything was a bong, I distinctly remember at that moment, "When the Levee Breaks" playing on the classic rock radio station, making the whole incident a perfect combination of awesome, scary and hilarious.

Your son distinctly remembers that the feet still had their toenails and little tufts of pig fur.

Soon after, many of Williams's friends said they distinctly remembered that he wanted to be cremated and have his ashes sprinkled over the Florida Keys.