Sentence examples for drives to remember from inspiring English sources

The "Muslims for Life" campaign was expanded to also include special blood drives to remember the victims of the Boston Marathon bombings.

It is interesting that this drive to remember these buildings secures an LGBT legacy (albeit quite a uniform one) at a cultural moment where LGBT-specific spaces are disappearing.

With his opening tweets, the immensely popular Jesuit priest Rev. James Martin, SJ started his drive to remember how much Catholics (and non-Catholics) value the contributions of U.S. Catholic Nuns.

Passion, the motor that drives a person to remember and create, lie within these tracts and cells.

I drove around, unable to remember which one was my mother's.

After Milly had not turned up, Mrs Dowler had driven herself crazy trying to remember everything which happened.

I drove to the courthouse to remember how and where white justice was meted out to two young black men and I wept.

Wherever you take a snowy drive, the main thing to remember is not to stay confined to the car.

So well, in fact, that it's hard to remember having driven it.

"Drivers need to remember to drive to their skill level," Gladden added.

Mr. Paine (Claude Rains in Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, for those not old enough to remember) was driven to despair and almost killed himself over a lost cause.