In fact I do not remember, if I ever knew, who you are, and I have very little conception as to what you are telegraphing about.
Judge Wead said, while admitting that the floats went straight through, there was a difference between a float and a boat, but I do not remember that he indulged us with an argument in support of this statement.
All of a sudden Satya, for some reason I do not remember, wanted to frighten me by shouting, "Policeman!
How I had got hold of this word I do not remember.
He commissioned me to write a poem on some high moral precept which I do not remember.
I have had an intimate knowledge of legislation, sir, for more than twenty years in this state, and in all that time I do not remember to have seen a bill more concisely drawn, or better calculated to accomplish the ends of justice.
In all my experience, I do not remember a case in which a gift has been developed so rapidly.
The exact date of this review I do not remember, but it occurred a short time before the movement upon Chancellorsville.
He was with us until after Fredericksburg, where he was either killed or wounded, and I do not remember to have seen him afterwards.
I do not remember to have ever seen this remarkable officer again.
I do not rememberever to have been more beside myself with anger.
Possibly I may have sometimes unconsciously stolen it, but I do not remember that I ever once detected any historical truth in these sudden convictions of the antiquity of my new thought or phrase.
I donot remember that Mr. Rathbone had communicated with me since he sent me a plentiful supply of mistletoe a year ago last Christmas.
I have had no other case of puerperal fever in my own practice for three years, save those above related, and I do not remember to have lost a patient before with this disease.
Hughes introduced me to the Cosmopolitan Club, where I made the acquaintance, amongst others whom I do not remember, of Millais and Monckton Milnes.
So, conditioned by some trivial supplementary examinations on subjects which I do not remember, I went up a class.
But, though he had many enemies, who, undoubtedly, examined his life with a scrutiny sufficiently malicious, I do not remember that he is ever charged with waste of his patrimony.
This was another chill, raw day, characterized by a spitefulness of atmosphere which I do not remember ever to have experienced in my own dear country.
We had feet-warmers in the carriage, but the cold crept in nevertheless; and I do not remember hardly in my life a more disagreeable short journey than this, my first advance into French territory.
I donot remember noticing it on my outward voyage to Italy.
There were some pictures in the chapels, but, I believe, all modern, and I do not remember a single one of them.
Whether I made any promise I do not remember; but I know that a new something was mingled with my life from that moment.
Until I left home for school, however, I do not remember to have seen a carriage of any kind approach our solitary dwelling.
His private judgment was altered, but whether it was for or against his client, I do not remember.
From the time of my arrival until First-day last, I do not remember ever to have been more oppressed in mind.
I do not remember ever to have been more closely questioned; but I think this young person sincere in his inquiries.
I do not remember that my feelings were ever more discouraging, both inwardly and outwardly.
I do not remember how I felt my way from it to such reading of the language as has endeared Spanish literature to me.
There must have been other things worth seeing in Toledo, thousands of others, and some others we saw, but most we missed, and many I do not remember.
I think, indeed, Homer enumerates her discretion with her other qualifications; but I do not remember he gives us one character of a woman of learning.
I think, indeed, Homer enumerates her discretion with her other qualifications; but I do not remember Don't you conceive this to be a great omission in that charming poet?
I do not remember a moment, from the time I first saw him to the time I left school, that I was not in love with him, and the affection was reciprocated, if somewhat reservedly.
I do not remember to have seen this method of capturing pigeons practised since.
I do not remember that I ever saw a man with a full beard until after I had passed manhood for some years, except on one occasion when I was a youngster at school in the old school house on the concession.
A man passed through the neighbourhood--I do not remember what he was doing--with a long flowing beard.
We may read a page of a book a hundred times, but we do not remember it by heart unless we have either cultivated our powers of learning to repeat, or have taken pains to learn this particular page.
We often do not remember how, or when, or where we acquired our knowledge.
But however much we imagine we remember concerning the details of any remarkable impression which has been made us by a single blow, we do not remember as much or nearly as much as we think we do.
You do not remember Mr. Cameron, your real father, I suppose?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "not remember" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
