Sentence examples for remembering for future from inspiring English sources

This creates the patchwork effect and it is a really nice technique worth remembering for future card projects.

If a variable isn't automatically detected Lawyaw lets users manually select it, which the software will remember for future uses.

"Since the summer break I don't know what we have all done, but we need to remember for future years should we require a little bit more than just good performance.

Jeter was and will always be an ambassador 2 the game of baseball and his legacy will be remembered for future generations as "Captain Clutch".

Another student wrote: "Medical students don't always get such personal accounts, yet such experiences enrich our understanding [so] that we remember for future patients to treat the person as well as the disease, a concept that…sometimes is lost".

Finally, there is a reward, which helps your brain figure out if this particular loop is worth remembering for the future.

* The possibility of collecting clippings and depositing them at a specified location; * The possibility of using RFID tags or proximity sensors to avoid running into pets or people; * The possibility of learning your lawn in the first cutting and remembering it for future cuttings; * The inclusion of grass-combing technology to ensure that the grass is fluffed and properly oriented for cutting".

It could be something to remember for the future, it doesn't sound good to me.

It's the onslaught of profound life-altering realizations that you maybe should write down somewhere and remember for the future.

Still, it is worth remembering, for the benefit of future Olympians and their hosts, that access to this track for international competitors was kept to a legal minimum by the Canadians, eager to "Own the Podium" in these Games after never winning a gold medal at a home Olympics.

Once you select your network, simply enter your password – for your convenience, Squeezebox Boom automatically remembers it for future use.