Sentence examples for got to remember how from inspiring English sources

"We've got to remember how this feels," he said.

In Cannon Falls, David Hauge, 77, a farmer, said, "People have got to remember how close we were to utter chaos" when Mr. Obama took office.

At the same time, I've got to remember how I used to pitch in Detroit, and not change it because I came here".

"Everyone is saying all our quality players are leaving but you've got to remember how these players came in.

"They will no doubt go on to beat Sri Lanka in the summer and do well in English conditions but you've got to remember how hard it is to play the number one sides in the world.

When it comes to jeans, you've got to remember how thick a good jean material is.

And some days I'll get to remembering how they were when they were still young and things were good.

Eventually, after like the tenth time, I might start to remember how I got there and not take that path again even if it feels safe at the outset.

"You have to remember how we got here," says Andrew, who is currently moving into a new job as the union's director of rugby operations.

If Toshiba wants to boost its 4% profit margins closer to GE's 10%, it will have to remember how Jack Welch got the nickname Neutron Jack by ruthlessly shedding unneeded workers.

The three friends decide to take a road trip to a cemetery in New Hampshire, and amid pit stops and hours on the road together they begin to remember how they got so close in the first place.