Sentence examples for recall though that from inspiring English sources

Do recall, though, that when the iPod was introduced in 2001, critics joked that the name was an acronym for "idiots price our devices".

Recall, though, that Google was founded and well underway before it figured out the search ad model that made the company an Internet cash register.

Nadal's fans might recall, though, that Dionysus was revered as a suffering god who dies and is reborn, bringing great joy to his ecstatic cult of satyrs, sileni, maenads, and nymphs.

Recall, though, that users are uniformly distributed over the entire coverage area.

Then using the variable-binding operator ε' Frege would use the expression 'ε'ƒ' (where the second epsilon replaces x in φ(x)) to denote the extension of the concept φ (recall, though, that in Frege's notation, a smooth-breathing mark would be used instead of the overline on the first epsilon).

The friend was able to recall though that she saw the app in a new T-Mobile myTouch commercial (embedded below).

I can't exactly recall, though, why that moment had made such an impact on me then.

Two statewide polls this week showed that nearly 30percentt of likely Democratic voters planned to vote for the recall, even though that would probably result in the election of an untested Republican, Arnold Schwarzenegger.

It's worth recalling, though, that Case-Shiller figures are a three-month average, such that the latest data covered the generally uncertain period of July, August, and September.

It is a legacy, though, that is worth recalling.

There is another kind of ingenuity, though, that Trethewey's verse recalls: a linguistic ingenuity.