Sentence examples for letter to remember from inspiring English sources

We begin when Abigail Adams asks her husband in a letter to "remember the ladies" during the time of the Second Continental Congress.

Hence, in 1776, Abigail Adams urged her husband, in a letter, to "remember the ladies" in the nation's "new Code of Laws," which he most emphatically did not.

Instead, an "American Dreams" promo sappily prods viewers, in red-white-and-blue letters, to: "Remember the innocence.

Two men of letters to remember upon a winter's night are George Whitman (pictured left), who died on December 14th, and Christopher Hitchens, who died the following day.

was clearly written it looked like "Esq.," and anyhow Father was too accustomed to open all Clarence Day letters to remember about looking carefully every time for a "Jr".

To make the letters as easy to remember as possible, the first 10 letters of the alphabet were chosen.

Leto continued his letter to himself, remembering, "I dropped out of school.

You read your two lines, and then they moved on to the next child, with the next letter, but I seem to remember insisting that I should be given two letters, not just one.

Toward the end of the letter, he seems suddenly to remember that his nephew Philip Nice had been Sebald's student in East Anglia.

However, the essence of the letter encourages the Irish to remember the actions of Walpole, Wood, and the British Parliament.

Adults are not as quick at learning new skills as children and they may find it difficult to remember letter sounds and words that a child would pick up easily.