Sentence examples similar to remembered corner from inspiring English sources

Growing up in Corpus Christi, Texas, Aldama remembers cornering herself off at home and working to expand small Lego and K'nex sets so that she could comfortably fit her Barbie dolls into bigger and better toy houses, rollercoasters, and Ferris wheels.

My older son remembered the corner where he'd stand when he was naughty.

Viewers also had trouble remembering which corner of the screen controlled which function.

Yet prominent boxing folk cannot place Mr. Toole or remember his corner work.

"Who can remember the corner where he went to school, or can touch a particular old piece of wall?

I was quite close to that event so I remember that corner of Trafalgar Square being defended by young miners, some of them already sacked.

The gold tooth Lera remembered in the corner of her smile was gone.

But when he was on the move, it was a different matter, and the surprise for those who remember his corner-covering movement in 2009 was that he looked slower in general: not what you would expect from a 22-year-old coming off a wrist problem.

The document said, "We ask you to remember those corners of the world which receive no media coverage and where our brothers and sisters are dying from famine and lack of medicine," and again pressed rich countries to ease the burden of external debt on poorer ones.

So when the recent synod of Catholic bishops from around the world condemned terrorism and the "perversion of religion for violent purposes," it was not surprising that the denunciation appeared within a larger appeal to "remember those corners of the world which receive no media coverage and where our brothers and sisters are dying from famine and lack of medicine".

Another important thing to remember about corners is the car's suspension.