Sentence examples for remember thanks from inspiring English sources

Remember: thanks to watching her husband die, Meredith's life will change.

But remember, thanks to Twitter, Instagram, Yelp, Facebook, and other social media outlets, a single customer complaint can easily go viral and influence the perceptions of millions of potential customers.

It has become a little hard to remember, thanks to the short-term, not to say the micro-term, mind-set of his Administration, in which every movement seems to be scripted by the morning's poll results, that Clinton ran for the Presidency with the intention of doing something more than simply clinging to the office.

I have seen five shows directed by the thirty-three-year-old Lileana Blain-Cruz, a graduate of the Yale School of the Arts, where she studied with Liz Diamond, an unforgettable directorial force; in each one, I've seen and learned things that I want to remember, thanks in large part to Blain-Cruz's ability to make highly verbal material visual.

And remember, thanks to previous indiscretions, they will have no travelling support to back them.

Boats docked on Lake Athabasca in Fort Chipewyan have been sitting on sand for the last month as water levels have dropped lower than many residents can remember, thanks to a series of droughts felt over the last few years.

Mr. Clinton does leave a party that remembers, thanks to him, what it feels like to win.

The crostini, assembled in minutes, were as satisfying as I remembered — thanks to Ms. Tantillo, and the neighborhood's discerning bees.

But this Open will be remembered — thanks to YouTube and "Sports Center — as the Grand Slam in which Serena Williams lost her title and her cool.

7.33pm BST A stat! Brazil stat Updated at 7.33pm BST 7.32pm BST Wow! I've just remembered, thanks to an email from Robert Nease, that Cuauhtémoc Blanco Blanco turned out for Mexico at the last World Cup.

Still, her reading of Jesus emphasizes the Messiah she could abide as a neighbor — starting with his Parable of the Prodigal Son, the first story of any kind she remembers, thanks to a childhood sticker book.