Keep in mind that when aggressive intervention happens early, full recovery is possible.
Keep in mind that when the speakers turn off, your player doesn't, potentially draining its batteries.
Keep in mind that when I played, it was a different era.
Keep in mind that when an ordinary garment gets wet, it loses most of its ability to block sunlight.
But he ought to keep in mind that when the British look across the Irish Sea, all they see are the Irish.
In other words, keep in mind that when using G-Factor, you might love what it loves — or you might not.
Keep in mind that when public figures get in trouble for something they said, it is usually not because they misspoke, but because they accidentally told the truth.
Passengers should keep in mind that, when we are airborne, we are representing United Airlines to other planes, clouds, and sometimes the sun.
Keep in mind that when Mrs Palin was announced as Mr McCain's running-mate, she was considered a solid governor, albeit relatively young and inexperienced (a complaint that was mitigated by Barack Obama's comparative youth and inexperience).
It is important to keep in mind that when we have children compare and sort living things, they are not classifying.
Just keep in mind that when it's running on batteries instead of AC power, there's a touch less oomph.
