Sentence examples for it needed to remember from inspiring English sources

Again, an owner performed an action, but this time after the dog laid down, the owner ordered, "Do it!" The dog then had to recall what it had seen its owner do, even though it had no expectation that it needed to remember the action.

In contrast, when the rat departed from the center food well, it needed to remember which side of the W track it had last come from, because the correct destination was the opposite-side food well.

A nation, the philosopher Ernest Renan said in 1882, is "a great solidarity", and its existence "a daily plebiscite". It needs to remember – and to forget – things about itself, and we tend to ignore how constant and commonplace this process is.

More than anything, it needs to remember the reasons it exists.

It needs to remember that it is fighting a Tory-led government and that it is the Conservatives it will have to defeat at the next election.

Still, it needs to remember that every new issuance dilutes the previous owners, but maybe that's just what TiVo wants.

It's not difficult to read between the lines - Moldova can flirt with the EU but it needs to remember who the main power is in this part of the world.

Writing it down straight away is the only way of remembering what happened and I need to remember it because I need to make sense of it," she says.

I know this only because I need to remember it every day.

But Narev said critics of the Commonwealth Bank needed to remember it was Austalia's biggest taxpayer, with $3.5bn to be paid to government this year.

I needed to remember what it felt like to live.