Sentence examples for to remember over from inspiring English sources

I think it's important for all Americans to remember, over the past 10 years, since 9/11, our defense budget grew at an extraordinary pace.

Luton Town have had plenty of afternoons to remember over the past seven years, though very few that will be recalled with any affection.

He's the kind of guy people strain to remember over late-night drinks, long after he's gone; he's a faded sketch even before he dies.

It's important to remember over the last four-and-a-half years this is, I think, our third Test series loss [excluding the West Indies 2009 tour, when he was caretaker].

Smith, a man who has been there, done it and has more T-shirts than he probably cares to remember over a 37-year coaching career, will not only be attempting to deny his former club Bradford an immediate return to Super League on Saturday but also the man he signed all those years ago, the man who would become the life and soul of Bradford.

A service has taken place near Royal Wootton Bassett to remember over 400 members of the UK armed forces who have died in Afghanistan since 2001.

As for her guilty pleasure, Poehler wants us to remember that "over 4,600 people have died in Puerto Rico" because of Hurricane Maria.

It is also interesting to remember that "over training" in the biomedical sciences has been a major issue for at least 40 years.

To remember without over-explaining is the spirit of Robinson's art.

However, it's important to remember that over-watering is a potential problem for nearly all plants, including avocados.

Another important maxim to remember is: over-cleaning will do more harm than good, and probably more damage to your manuscripts than the dirt itself.