Sentence examples for we might remember from inspiring English sources

Courts do work; we might remember why we have them.

Put another way, we might remember Lorrie Moore's wonderful summation of German philosophy: "Terrible world.

Next time we might remember to put a tank at the museum door.

Or we might remember the last time a mighty superpower tried to master unruly Afghanistan.

If so, we might remember that period not as "the Cuban missile crisis" but as "World War III".

She lets this remark speak for itself: we might remember at this point that pre-baby, Cusk was a novelist.

While we all might remember a different Michael, inevitably, we were all affected by his existence.

It will be a step which we all might remember a  few years down the line.

The urgency of the historical subject is overwhelming: what we (and translators) might remember is that the book that most matters is the one that is best written.

Now, the tax relief we passed, you might remember, cut taxes on all people who pay taxes.

As you might remember, we first broke the news that Microsoft was looking at acquiring ODG, or part of its assets, in September 2013, at a price tag of up to $200 million, depending on what went into the deal.