Sentence examples for likes to remember from inspiring English sources

What Fusaichi Pegasus had to do was win with command, something that racing likes to remember in great horses and longs to see again.

Ms. Eden likes to remember the years when she and Ms. Cappello used to attend Christmas Eve Mass together, and share coffee and cake after the service.

As Governor Jerry Brown, aged 73 and a Democrat, likes to remember, another big railway project in the 19th century connected the young state to the rest of America.

One of his earliest efforts, "From Someone Who Likes to Remember Someone Too Nice to Forget," sold more cards than any other in the company's repertory and remains part of the line.

Accordingly in 10, 20 or 30 years one likes to remember them more or less and one will say: "I used to know your old man... .. or "...back then your mother was still alive".

Dr. Howard, who died in 2011, remains an inspiration to Dr. Hagedorn: When her work is interrupted by tropical weather or the vagaries of coral spawns, she likes to remember that even one vial of frozen sperm could be worth all the trouble.

Because I do like to remember things".

I like to remember the architect Cedric Price.

That past is nearer than one would like to remember.

You know, I don't like to remember that period.

"We don't like to remember the place," she said.