Sentence examples for very much remember from inspiring English sources

I very much remember the cost.

"I will very much remember when I was at the United Nations, the French ambassador coming up to me saying, 'Why did you say that to somebody, about why do you want women in the government?'".

The last time you popped a delicious fatty globule of cheddar in your mouth was Boxing Day, meaning you very much remember what cheddar is supposed to taste like.

Not a demanding role, but very much remembered.

As the daughter of Ferber's friend and playwriting collaborator, George S. Kaufman, Ms. Kaufman Schneider, at 77, very much remembers this once-famous author.

"I didn't like it very much," he remembered.

There have been big demonstrations and gatherings in support of Greece in Spain's biggest cities. "After the Greek elections, and after the referendum, we all celebrated very much," Caballero remembered wistfully.

"This is very much how I remember the 1970s," says Gatiss to director Jorge Grau over footage of a corpse in a greatcoat staggering past a Ford Anglia.

"Race and Reunion" demonstrates forcefully that in the year 2001, it still matters very much how we remember the Civil War.

Call it nostalgia, but on this night, they saw something there they very much wanted to remember — a spirit, unity, something.

As Susan Schwarzenberg, Brad McCrea and Louise Pubols have engagingly articulated, the Bay is very much contested (just remember the "outlaws," imperial powers and polluting corporations all claiming a piece of the Bay).