Examples of using Remember very in English and their translations into German
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I remember very well.
Discover that the man is still alive must be worse than a stab,young Minister to mind everything I suffered what was reduced once- and remember very well back in the US.
We remember very well of you.
Some years ago my friend Moni- who celebrates her birthday today-offered me spaghetti with tomato sugo and I remember very well that I neither wanted to take it nor to taste it.
I remember very painful interviews in France.
I can recall the protests of the foodstuffs industry at the time andI also remember very well the support given at the time by many organisations, including the Dutch consumer organisation.
I remember very well to have seen her here a few weeks ago.
That can possibly succeed who can remember very well, but what is with those who have not seen our time of analog photography.
I remember very clearly being in a totally dark place.
Even now, almost 20 years later, I remember very well how ZIPPO gaining popularity, turning from uncomplicated favors the subject of worship.
I remember very well when I was in Madrid and visited the monastery where Philip II stayed.
We, Cantos del Pueblo, remember very gladly the summer season 2006, in which we played regularly on the LGS in Bad Wildungen Hessen.
I remember very little, I do not know five or six years, telling jokes at parties urbanization of the mountain.
But if there is one thing I remember very clearly- and this principle applies writings remain- it is that just waging criticism I have always emphasized two different elements, an objective and a subjective.
I remember very well that one had to be very quiet when passing by the door of his apartment: hush, there is an artist working!
This body was built for that purpose, because I remember very well that when the war- the First World War- started and I offered my body up in sacrifice to the Lord so that the war would not be in vain, every part of my body.
I remember very well that I rejected the UNIFIL mandate as chair of the parliamentary group back then, a mandate concerning a mission off the coast of Lebanon.
And I remember very distinctlya couple of days after my arrival.
I remember very well our debate in Brussels on the day after the terrorist attacks on New York and Washington on 11 September 2001.
I remember very well the budget crisis back in 1998, when the funding for such NGOs was called into question in a wholly unjustifiable manner.
Well, I remember very well your first big act as Chancellor when you sold 400 metric tonnes of gold on the world's exchanges at USD 275 an ounce.
I remember very clearly how a large group of the first social democratic miners marched past my parents' house, heading for their gathering.
Otto:‘I remember very well how my wife once took her with her on a visit and when she came home she described exactly how everyone had been dressed, from top to toe.
Hillier: I remember very clearly the first impact on me of seeing notated examples of Arvo's music in an article by Susan Bradshaw in the British magazine Contact.
I remember very clearly the state I was in when I wrote those Prayers and Meditations, especially when I wrote them here all those I wrote here in 1914.
I remember very clearly, Mr Nassauer, that in late spring 2006 I received a letter from the German Government with the majority- if not all- the Länder in Germany calling for a soil directive.
We remember very well, Mr President, that during the six years in which you worked with us, you attached very great importance to enlargement of the Union to include the Western Balkans.
I remember very well how the President of the French Republic, as President of the European Council, explained the Treaty of Nice to us in December 2000 and how, in his response to our criticism of the outcome of the Nice Summit.
I remember very well that when I was young, which is, of course, some time ago, but nevertheless not ages, a lot of children were still working specifically in agriculture, so this is not something that completely belongs to the Dark Ages in Europe either.
I remember very clearly, and it is chronicled in my publication, that after the overthrow of Mubarak, while the street demonstrations were still going on in Tahrir Square and in squares across Egypt, Hillary Clinton said on behalf of Obama that people have to move from protest to politics.