Sentence examples for members to remember from inspiring English sources

Beachy leaders have asked members to remember Mr. Miller's trial in their prayers, Mr. Anderson said, and members hope that Mr. Miller will not go to prison.

He urged members to remember that their first priority was to serve God, and the policies of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints were based on God's decrees, the Salt Lake Tribune reported.

Influenza virologist John Steel of Emory University in Atlanta encouraged federal officials and NSABB members to remember that, even though just 18 projects are covered, the pause is a big deal to affected researchers.

He invited some peers and family members to remember the moment that Beatlemania officially conquered Los Angeles.

The GOP is urging their members to remember the Latino vote and to be sensible about immigration.

Send each interested person their own copy, and don't expect grieving family members to remember to do it themselves.

The ball is in the members' court, but members need to remember they are only playing in the qualifying rounds.

Remembrance Day is a memorial day observed in Commonwealth of Nations member states to remember the members of their armed forces who died in the line of duty.

The site was setting out to address a topic that people don't like to talk about, but is universal all the same: when people pass away, their friends and family members like to remember them and celebrate their memories.

More than 100 friends and family members gathered to remember the young African American boy who had been shot dead by police last month.

In fact a member of the band deconstructed the lyrics to "People Get Ready' for audience members too young to remember or understand the lyrics: "You don't need no ticket you just thank the Lord," he smiled, "That means: we don't care if you have any money.