Sentence examples for perhaps remember that from inspiring English sources

Still, we should perhaps remember that even the mighty Shergar was as big as 8-1 for the Derby after winning here 33 years ago.

Or will he perhaps remember that his job is not to react to fake Twitter controversies but to do something constructive about the real issues facing the women's sport?

Yet each time, it somehow worms its way into the conversation.Those following the conversation at home will perhaps remember that the Stern report was undertaken at the behest of the British government, in an attempt to find out how much global warming was going to cost in the future, and what we should be prepared to do about it now.

"They should perhaps remember that councils are made up of all political parties and as they returned an increased number of councillors in the May elections, they are having a pop at themselves to a large extent.

Perhaps the old political order won't collapse after all: perhaps "remember that bloke Farage and his real ale?" will be all we say about Ukip in 10 years; perhaps the SNP tide will retreat, the Greens will return to political irrelevance, and first-past-the-post will return to delivering stable majority governments.

We will all find a way to soldier on, perhaps remembering that most of the world does not have access to a computer, let alone the Web.

"... Or win the war," she added quickly, perhaps remembering that Americans don't lose.

He also encouraged them to look after their lives away from baseball, perhaps remembering that he was working on second base in Anaheim, Calif., the day his son was born in 1975.

After a few minutes, perhaps remembering that the occasion was a happy one being observed by fans and cameras, she performed a few of her signature jumps for joy.

As for the denizens of the Royal Box, perhaps remembering that there was a pretty decent player on court, and deciding that three scones were enough, they started trickling back in for the fourth game, led by none other than the Duchess of Cornwall.

A somewhat later arrival would have guaranteed an entrance, a gust of warm curiosity, but as she passed the empty tables at the front, the few patrons nosing their menus, I realized, or perhaps remembered, that such impromptu moments were best not left to chance.