Sentence examples for which we remember from inspiring English sources
The apparel by which we remember the Seventies was certainly in evidence.
Photographs are now among the defining symbols by which we remember him.
I believe the real mistake, the anniversary of which we remember today, was the armistice".
Another tour which we remember fondly is that of the England team in 1995/6.
The last four are "sins of commission" in which we remember something but it is either distorted or unwanted.
This may be a legacy of the Great Depression, which we remember as a golden age of movies.
We went back to the neighborhood where CARIH had stood and peeked in the windows of our old schools, walked around Sloan's Lake, which we remembered from our childhood, and reconnected with memories and stories.
Paying tribute to Lord Coe, chairman of the organising committee Locog, the Mayor said London had staged "the most extraordinary event we can remember in our lifetimes and which we will remember for the rest of our lives".
In those days, which we all remember, analysts used to only care about the P&L, cash-flow and the company's day-to-day performance.
Even more troubling is these historians' disingenuous intellectual appeal to the country's founding, which we might remember was based as much on tenets of freedom and equality as it was on the notion of a single "creator".
That he could think that about a show set in the recent past, which we all remember pretty well, reeks of stupendous arrogance, and it's an acrid, unpleasant smell that permeates the whole show.
