Sentence examples for remember advice from inspiring English sources

But on Sunday, for the first time since 1965, there was no breathing inductee to deliver a speech, tell a joke or remember advice from his first manager.

Champion of the individual B&B, and creator of the Special Places guidebooks, Alastair Sawday says: "If you pay £90 for a B&B for two, you will get all sorts of little extras: conversation, views, peace, breakfasts to remember, advice and even help when needed.

Some studies have shown that during Telemedicine appointments, people are more relaxed, can communicate better with their doctors and can remember advice with greater accuracy.

Do you remember advice and phrases such as "be kind to others, treat others respectfully, listen to your peers and elders, share, take turns, and play nice?" I do.

I love to remember stories (especially funny ones) about Mom from my childhood and to reflect on her accomplishments as an educator and a refugee advocate, and to remember advice she gave me (like keeping presents in a present drawer, so you'll always have nice things to give people).

Interactive components help users to remember advice, reflect and provide a "substitute" for the therapist [ 23].

But then he remembered advice that had been passed around the locker room, and he sounded as if there was still hope for himself.

Since my instinct to prevail was wrought in competitive sports, I find myself remembering advice from my brother the tennis player.

In recalling when he got the Raiders' head job, he remembered advice he received in 1969 from Red Hickey, the 49ers' head coach from 1959 to 1963, who created the shotgun offense.

I pulled the hood of my jacket over my head and remembered advice I'd heard from an Alaskan friend: "Only tourists use umbrellas," she said.

Young people stated that they placed great value on advice given by parents as they were likely to remember such advice in adulthood.