Sentence examples for remember performed from inspiring English sources

These are Bruce Springsteen's "Glory Days" performed by Monteith and Salling, Madonna's "I'll Remember" performed by Colfer, New Radicals' "You Get What You Give" performed by the graduating members of New Directions, Rod Stewart's "Forever Young" performed by Morrison, and Room for Two's "Roots Before Branches" performed by Michele and Monteith.

I remember performing an abortion as protesters battered the clinic doors with a telephone pole.

We will always remember performing our holiday concerts with Peter, Paul & Mary in Carnegie Hall, from 1981 through last December.

I remember performing for a group from Canada in 1993, and there was no light on in the whole neighborhood.

I remember performing in Oman and the main competition for audience was a man standing in a small tent with his head covered in bees.

"The very first time I remember performing with Dan it was scary to me," said Mr. Rhoden, who said he thought, "What am I going to do in front of kids?" But he soon realized that the same call-and-response techniques he used with the dancehall crowd worked just as well with a much shorter audience.

It is this sort of remark — about my ownership of certain actions — that yields a connection between identity and moral responsibility ("accountability," for Locke), for one is justifiably held accountable only for those actions performed by a self to whom one's present consciousness extends, that is, it is only for those actions I remember performing that I can justifiably be held accountable.

"I remember performing in Glennallen, Alaska in the mid-70s.

I remember performing at 13, 14, and 15 at a place called Something Different, in New York.

By contrast, medial prefrontal and motor regions made more specific contributions, with supplementary motor cortex activity being associated with recollection decisions about actions but not locations, and medial prefrontal cortex exhibiting greater activity when remembering performed rather than imagined actions.

"I also thought of my husband and remembered performing the song together, picturing his hands forming the chords".