Sentence examples for remembering the world from inspiring English sources

Cooking, for Binh, is a "way of remembering the world".

His aching distance from his native Saigon stands in sharp relief to the cheerful exile of his employers, and for him cooking -- whether Vietnamese delicacies or American apple pie -- is a "way of remembering the world".

In another guise while still posted abroad with the Economist, I blogged about my own mixed feelings about the intense pressure to wear a paper poppy nowadays, certainly on public figures.Back in 1982, there are hints of inter-generational differences, or even a weariness with remembering the world wars.

In March 2008, Franklin theater students were able to conduct a mixed-media performance of James Still's "And Then They Came for Me: Remembering the World of Anne Frank" with Holocaust survivor/author Eva Schloss in attendance.

If modern Greeks feel overwhelmed by today's financial problems, they might take some comfort from remembering the world-weary advice from their ancestor Pythagoras that "everything comes round again, so nothing is completely new".

Remember the World Trade Center?

I can't really remember the world before it.

I still remember The World This Weekend interview in which he unleashed the phrase in January 1993.

"Hey, remember, the World Series is not in months," he said.

The last generation that will remember the world before the internet.

They remember the world before the EU and it didn't stop spinning.