Sentence examples for may be remembering from inspiring English sources

Of course I may be remembering it all wrong.

They may be remembering that repressive time and its breakup — assuaging old hurts, settling old scores.

Mullins thinks the horse may be remembering his previous experience here.

By Elizabeth Bishop The New Yorker, February 20 , 1978P. 40 Of course I may be remembering it all wrong View Article By Rivka Galchen By Larissa MacFarquhar By Troy Patterson By Phil Klay.

When Dr. Kellet suggests that the moody, spacey Ursula may be remembering other lives and asks her to draw something, she produces a snake with its tail in its mouth.

I may be remembering those far-off days with an unrealistic nostalgia, but my strongest impression is that even if there was less money, there was definitely a much greater sense of possibility, of a future for young artists (and indeed all young people).

His words may be remembered for decades.

"This may be remembered as Craigan's final".

Water above all: this production may be remembered as the "Tristan" that goes beneath the waves.

"Oklahoma!" may be remembered as the cheeriest and most wholesome of American musicals.

In that case, Mrs. Clinton may be remembered as the spoiler of 2008.