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Meanings of remembering in English
Usage of remembering in English
1
List your work experience in reverse order, remembering to quantify your accomplishments.
2
It said, 'He especially loved people, is so happy, especially remembering Eloise.'
3
He adds: The only real problem is remembering to turn it off.
4
He couldn't help remembering the home of another widow he'd recently visited.
5
I've always been very good at remembering things, where weapons are involved.
6
However, he is having trouble remembering personal details and has no identification.
7
She thought I was either repressing or not remembering the true events.
8
When? he asked, dully remembering the drunken hag he had seen-agesago.
9
Larry thought he was remembering the knife going down into the sea.
10
I am going to be remembering this moment for a long time.
11
And she was far past remembering Certain Instructions in such a Crisis.
12
He smiled to himself, remembering the reason; the thought caused a rising.
13
Adam shifted, remembering the second and third chances Carl had given him.
14
I dodged right, remembering that the path started just behind the cabin.
15
Reuth started then, remembering his duty, and called out: 'Back over, Gren.'
16
It was hard enough speaking English again, and remembering all her words.
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Remembering through the time
Remembering across language varieties
Canada
Common
United States of America
Common
United Kingdom
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