Examples of using Remember only in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Colloquial
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Ecclesiastic
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Computer
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Programming
They remember only LOVE….
But for some reason I can remember only one.
I remember only the good ones.
Oftentimes, we remember only the end.
I remember only a distant day-.
People also translate
I do not know; I remember only the sea.
I remember only pieces from….
You think, and a moment later you remember only what you want to.
We remember only the other things.
The, uh… Tok'ra have a way to help you remember only certain things.
You remember only what supports your belief.
All. I would be grateful… if you could remember only the ninth.
We remember only certain instances or details.
No matter how many goals you saved, the people remember only the goals you missed good morning”.
You remember only significant event or details.
Their memories are not fully developed,so they can remember only a few words at a time.
Remember only¹ s important things importantly than the money.
Is believed that most people remember only 5% for the life of assimilated information.
The myth-busting seems to work but then our memories fade and we remember only the myth.
If the audience remember only one thing, what should it be?
But my grandmother preferred marigolds'cause she said it made you remember only the good stuff.
So you will have to remember only one password instead of tens of passwords.
I used to be able to seeall their faces so clearly, but thirteen years later I remember only you and Professor Kramer.
If you remember only one thing from this post, remember this.
Hours later he could remember only the sense of urgency and, sometimes, the love or the terror.
I remember only the grandiose moment when they all started to sing the old prayer they had neglected for so many years-the forgotten creed!
The singer of this song says to“Remember only God can judge ya, forget the haters‘cause somebody loves ya.”.
But we remember only the things connected with our ideas, with our thoughts.
I remember only that people talked a little, vaguely, about some assistance that came from Czechoslovakia and about some flight training course that took place there once.
I remember only the grandiose moment when they all started to sing, as if prearranged, the old prayer they had neglected for so many years- the forgotten creed!