Sentence examples for some would remember from inspiring English sources
Some would remember the name, Lenny.
What some people would remember most about Dorothy was her smile.
It is not just those two incidents that rubbed people up the wrong way, or ensured that some of us would remember this particular German side with such guilty fondness.
(32-year-old who delivered at home 11 months ago) Women in one focus group reported that they would forget things if everything had gone well, but if there had been some problems they would remember everything that happened however long ago it happened.
And some Republicans said they would remember the anti-Bush tone of the Democrats' advertisements now when the general election comes in November.
But selling movies isn't the job of the reviewer, which is something I wish some of my colleagues would remember whenever they start moaning about how critics don't have power anymore.
Fisher, who conducted the two-hour service, said some in the congregation would remember Bart's records and achievements but the church welcomed him as a Christian soul who had led an exemplary life.
It fractured politics the first time round, leading ultimately to the creation of the SDP …" He said people would remember some of the problems with the SDP so at this stage it should be a case of "let's talk, let's engage, let's find common ground".
"I reposted it because I know some of my followers would remember that day, especially the ones I was Skyping with when I did it.
And I wish all my comrades of today and some in the younger generation of leaders would remember that.
