Sentence examples for remember the presents from inspiring English sources

23 April 1957 featured lunch with Sir Hugh Casson, chief architect for the Festival of Britain, followed by dinner with Billy Wilder and his wife – with a careful note to remember the presents: "Bonsai elm + hats!" As designer Don Albinson, who worked in the Eames Office from 1946-59, recalls: "It was all theatre.

2016 is the first year that I can remember the present being referred to as a sort of in-joke.

Subjects were instructed to remember the presented words for the later recognition memory test.

In these instructions they were not asked to remember the presented images but just to press a button whenever a new image appeared on the screen.

The major reason why the Ensembl Genome Browser merges images is that the HTTP protocol is stateless; i.e. the browser cannot remember the presented HTML data when the user clicks a link and moves to the next page.

Sugar-coated with Motown anthems, "Remember the Titans" presents racial tensions and violence as minor eruptions on the path to a transcendent brotherhood on the football field.

Furthermore, factors such as patient age, education, literacy levels, anxiety and stress impact upon a patient's ability to remember the information presented.

To successfully benefit from psychological treatment, we consider it essential to be able to concentrate, remain seated, and process and remember the information presented at the session.

I dreaded them because I didn't trust myself to say the right words, remember the facts and present myself as a composed spokeswoman.

England's fans will also remember the way Zidane presented the 18-year-old Nicolas Anelka with three goals (one of them unjustly disallowed) at Wembley two winters ago.

Therefore, animals must remember the stimuli that were presented and also when they were presented so that they do not interfere with subsequent performance.