Sentence examples for most can remember from inspiring English sources

He has set the agenda in English football for longer than most can remember.

RIO DE JANEIRO — For as long as most can remember, Brazil has gazed nervously at maps of the vast, mostly uninhabited territory of the Amazon rain forest.

They have led the world rankings for as long as most can remember and be the holders of the Webb Ellis Cup, but they are portraying themselves as equals having learned, the painful way, that what counts in the tournament is not being the best in the world but the best in the World Cup.

For as long as most can remember, the north Wales seaside resort of Llandudno has been known as 'the queen of resorts'.

THE dollar has been the leading international currency for as long as most people can remember.

Most Argentinians can remember exactly what they were doing when that moment finally came in August last year.

The colour red is the colour usually worn by the national squad as long as most Spaniards can remember.

FOR as long as most people can remember, food has been getting cheaper and farming has been in decline.

Precisely who owned the land has been, for as long as most locals can remember, ambiguous and irrelevant.

BOB KEAR has been coaching John Jay High School's varsity boys lacrosse team here longer than most anyone can remember.

Now, as he says goodbye, the country is more divided and angrier than most Americans can remember.