Sentence examples for well remember that from inspiring English sources

I can well remember that first night I spent in my garret, a sickly lonely five-year-old who even then had an unhealthy fondness for over-indulgent nostalgia..

I well remember that directly after the attacks, with our neighborhood filled with smoke, sirens and the stench of death, so many of us craved inspiring leadership, but President Bush was nowhere to be found.

True, President Obama may well remember that night in February 2008, when a series of wins in state primaries all but ensured that he would be the Democratic candidate for president, and thousands wildly cheered during his victory speech in Madison.

Well, remember that rumor that the new iPods could be delayed?

And virtually all commentators noted the same flaw in the Obama presentation and explanation -- he's afraid to tell Americans that -- well, remember that old sign: "You can have it cheaper, better, and more of it -- but not all at the same time"?

"Well, remember, that's damning us with very faint praise.

Water them in well, remembering that morning is better than evening.

My mother well remembers that winter, coping with a sick husband, snow and strikes.

It's well remembered that, despite the lies of the Bush Administration, there was no al-Qaeda presence in Iraq prior to the US invasion.

Go over the sketched planks as well, remembering that they're 3-dimensional too, so their sides will be visible.

"Well, I remember that very well, sitting on the bed or the floor at home in Brook Street.