Sentence examples for soon remember that from inspiring English sources

But you soon remember that, as well as the serving culture minister of Brazil, you are in the presence of one of the biggest Latin American musicians of the 60s and 70s when you ask him about his intellectual influences and he cites Timothy Leary.

We'll soon remember that the country is in a deep ditch, and that we turned to the black guy not only because we hoped he would lift us up but because he looked like the strongest leader to dig us out.

But lest we pop the champagne too soon, remember that at the present rate of 114,000 jobs added a month, it would take over a decade to reach full employment.

It might feel difficult, at first, arriving home at 6PM with the rest of the evening yawning out in front of you, empty and dreadful, but after you've spent enough time wanking over people who have wronged you and browsing pore cleaners on Wish you'll soon remember that "in" is good.

I soon remembered that bands have power blocs, ego problems and pecking orders.

They got a little gripey about me referring to us as "the unholy triumvirate", and soon remembered that we'd met before: the time they knocked on my door and I told them I'd slept with 24 people in an effort to avoid the inevitable two-hour lecture on sodomy and Jesus.

If you speak to Benedict, you soon cease to remember that you're speaking to a pope".

A Guardian editorial on 10 September 2009 also cautioned about what would happen if stimulus was reversed too soon: "Politicians must remember that a semi-slump will be almost as painful as the real thing.

Soon enough you remember that it's 2010 and unemployment is still sniffing 10%.

While the fees might initially surprise you, treat them as very much a part of your business expenses and soon you'll remember that these need to come off the costs of your products and efforts.

Iranians remember that soon after the 1979 Khomeini revolution, many of the security personnel at prisons and police stations were Arabs and other foreigners who'd been mysteriously imported to do the dirty work from Lebanon and elsewhere.