Sentence examples for stopping to remember from inspiring English sources

An investigator passing by and stopping to remember a girl he never met, and bending down to look closer, had its own kind of value.

But of course, writing the notes is a way of stopping to remember and of putting the memories into words as those memories are being formed.

Stopping to remember that circus is in fact a form of theatre, and never more so than when it eschews animals, I'm eager to see Cirque's Amaluna, directed by American Repertory Theatre's artistic director Diane Paulus, to see how her theatrical sensibility infuses the Cirque formula.

He wishes that everyone could stop to remember Aura.

We have to remember to stop because we have to stop to remember.

When we're not bickering about health care, let's stop to remember that fortunate moment of personal rebranding.

A week later the school stopped to remember a regular visitor who "inspired us all to … be compassionate to those less fortunate than ourselves".

Halpin says there are two days of the year – Anzac Day and Vietnam Veterans' Day, 18 August – when he stops to remember.

At the junction of the service road and cycle path, there will be a few moments stop to remember people killed whilst riding their bike.

This isn't to let Baauer off the hook; he might have stopped to remember that the Harlem shake is an actual dance, which you can see here (watch the young dancers who aren't G. Dep or Diddy), that has a particular cultural meaning.

But the naysayers might have stopped to remember that a hundred and twenty-five years ago, when the tower just outside the window was going up, infuriated artists issued manifestos calling it a "truly tragic street lamp," a "belfry skeleton," a "half-built factory pipe," and "a hole-riddled suppository".