Sentence examples for many to remember from inspiring English sources
(No one is sure how many exactly. They count to 10 on their fingers and then wave off the others, saying there are too many to remember).
His offer prompted many to remember that just last year, while discussing the Hillary Clinton e-mail investigation on NBC's "Meet the Press," Flynn had said, "When you are given immunity, that means you probably committed a crime".
Starting as a photographer's assistant, bedding down in a studio and then later sharing a condemned flat in central London, Lichfield made a name for himself photographing - and often squiring "too many to remember" - the new wave of young models, actors and debutantes who were beginning to appear in the press and glossy magazines.
"I've met an awful lot of people and been to thousands of fires and other incidents, too many to remember.
I lost many friends and saw so many dead bodies too many to remember.
While you can take classes for it, there are too many rules to remember, too many idiosyncrasies to decipher.
Perhaps too many cases to report, too many names to remember.
Considering how hard it is for many people to remember what they did even the day before, it is remarkable that so many childhood memories remain intact.
And there are so many ways to remember.
(The interviewer asked: "You weren't sure?" She replied: "I took too many drugs to remember").
