Sentence examples for remember assembling from inspiring English sources
I remember assembling my most treasured musical creations for him to look over, and anticipated his delight at discovering a compositional gem within them.
The crowd, "as huge a crowd as anyone could remember assembling in the city", was unable to fit in front of the memorial, so many thousands assembled at the Cross of Sacrifice in Pennington Gardens to await a later ceremony.
Mr Conrad remembered assembling crates and chairs to resemble the aircraft in which Charles Lindbergh had made the first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic, "then sit inside it for hours pretending to fly".He studied aeronautical engineering at Princeton and made a career as a navy airman.
But if Dolan can tune out the ramblings of his good friend, the Lord (Isiah Lord Thomas), he may want to remember who assembled the cast that in the end was marketable enough to allow the deal.
With nothing to do but watch and remember, Mr. Samuels assembled the sketchbook of a professional observer, brisk, unsentimental, sardonic and altogether deadly.
He's been a fantastic owner who not only saved the club but has also given Steve Bruce the best squad I can remember ever being assembled.
While early adopters like Uber understood the power of APIs early on — remember that Uber assembled its initial product with other companies' mapping, payment and communications technologies — more traditional companies were slower to understand that APIs would become the center of modern application architecture.
For people who can't understand how such a crowd could spontaneously assemble, remember that each of us knows a rather small, select group of people pretty well.
And I remember the hastily assembled meetings by New York City's de facto Black leadership--the ministers, the elected officials, the grassroots activists--at Local 1199 in midtown Manhattan where it was stated, with great earnestness and finality, that after all these years, we were going to put together a comprehensive response to police brutality and misconduct.
I still remember saying to the assembled press: "Look at these guys.
The lustre of glory has gone from the middle-aged men who assemble to remember their high times.
