Sentence examples for you surely remember from inspiring English sources

This phrase, "you surely remember", is misleading and you cannot blame the interviewer for not interrupting Patrushev and asking him for a source.

He substantiated this by saying: "you surely remember ex-US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright's claim that neither the Far East nor Siberia belong to Russia".

Last year's five-borough event, as you surely remember, was called off after Hurricane Sandy devastated parts of the region.

As you surely remember, Kerrigan was attacked at an ice rink shortly before the 1994 Games by a man who tried to break her knee.

In 2008, as you surely remember, he wanted nothing to do with a new referendum on the city's term-limits law, even though it was a referendum that had created that law years earlier.

If you lived in the United States at the time, you surely remember the television advertisements that helped this wine, which comes from the Veneto region of northern Italy, earn default status.

My favorite, however, for a mere $19.99, is a medal made from the propeller of the Olympia, inscribed with the date of May 1, 1898 and the words that by now you must surely remember: "You may fire when you are ready, Gridley". I found no such inscription anywhere in Arlington National Cemetery, where there's Dewey Drive, but no Admiral Dewey.

Like Crichton, you may not always know where you're going, but you'll surely remember the journey.

Though the lyrics of the song do not fully capture the meaning of the card, you will surely remember to feel that you are under a spell somewhat like a werewolf.

If you've seen High-Rise, the 2015 Ben Wheatley adaptation of JG Ballard's novel, you will surely remember the vision of Tom Hiddleston's smooth yet chiseled naked body as seen from above, framed by a raw-concrete balcony.

You will surely remember that in 1939 we were all of the opinion that Hitler was Germany ... [T]he responsibility for it was to be found in the provocative conduct by the Poles, and it was the British who made of it a world war".