Sentence examples for properly remember from inspiring English sources

And how should we properly remember other grief and grievances?

The answer is obvious if we could properly remember our own teenage years.

The police are persecuting him for a meeting he can't properly remember with a friend who moves in an impenetrably shadowy underworld and whose significance is never explained.

For a music fan of a certain age – born too late to properly remember a world without punk – Dr Feelgood used to be something of an enigma.

Hooton says there is a feeling among the fans of Liverpool and Juventus that neither has done enough down the years to properly remember Heysel.

To videophiles flush with money, the "winner" shouldn't matter, so long as the studios author their discs properly (remember the abomination that was the first release of The Fifth Element on Blu-ray?).

But he also wants his accomplishments properly remembered.

"You've got to win a series to be properly remembered".

She believes that Thomas Hunt, who settled the area in the late 1600's, should be properly remembered.

Those lost deserve to be properly remembered, and ground zero should also serve as a national beacon for the strength of freedom against the threat of violence.

He will be properly remembered for his part, with Angus Wilson, in founding in 1970 - and, for many years, teaching - the creative writing programme at East Anglia.