Sentence examples for remember him best from inspiring English sources

Serious fans may remember him best for having arrived forty-five minutes late to his own press conference, in a white stretch Hummer, to announce his college selection.

We will remember him best for adding his unique touch to our shared experiences in those wonderful years we studied and learned together.

Indeed, several generations of Yankee fans remember him best for his catch phrase "Holy Cow!" Rizzuto was elected to the Baseball Hall of Fame in Cooperstown, N.Y., in 1994.

But history will probably remember him best as the inventor of the Pickering pickup and its more compact relative, the Pickering cartridge, two devices that have enhanced the lives of devotees of phonograph records.

His family and friends remember him best for his lifelong commitment to reading The New York Times; his endearing love for Chinese food and ice cream (eaten separately); his passion for Civil War history and presidential biographies; and his unending good humor and dedication to his family.

He was proud of his knockout record, but Connecticut friends remember him best not as a fighter but as a gentle, generous and humorous man who was Connecticut's official state photographer during the terms of several governors, starting with his appointment by Gov. John N. Dempsey in the 1960's.

History remembers him best, though, for his nervous tendency in speech to swap letters and half-syllables.

Expanding on their short film "Waiting for Something" — shot mere months before Lindsey's cocaine-related death in 2010 at 29 — the filmmakers returned to the singer's hometown, Memphis, to check in with those who remembered him best.

Although the world remembers him best for walking on the moon, Mr. Armstrong recalled his time on the surface as anticlimactic, "something we looked on as reasonably safe and predictable". Flying the LM was "by far the most difficult and challenging part" of the mission, he told a group of youngsters in a 2007 e-mail exchange.

I will remember him at his best, the young mayor, white beyond belief, walking the streets of Harlem in shirt sleeves on those long, hot nights as America seemed ready to burn in atonement for its racial sins.

Yet history will surely remember him as the best England ever had at left-back and, should Chelsea not offer new terms, the calibre of club who will seek to secure his signature this summer – there is tentative interest from Paris Saint-Germain to Monaco to Real Madrid – will reflect his standing and enduring qualities.