Remember what a world it is that you are to leave, and compare it with that which you are going to; and compare the life which is near an end, with that which you are next to enter upon.
I name these for my own delight and comfort; it being pleasant to me to remember what companions I shall have in the heavenly joys and praises of my Lord.
Daughter, remember what I told you, if the Prince doe solicit you in that kinde, you know your answere Beatrice.
Porter, remember what I gaue in charge, And when you haue done so, bring the Keyes to me Port.
Lastly, He desired the Magistrates of Albany to remember what he had said, and =gave them a Bever=.
Now Corlear, and Assarigoa, and all People here present, remember what we have answered to the Complaints of the Governor of Canada; yea, we wish that what we here said may come to his Ears.
Remember what I spoke of Jacopo, And what you promised to concert with him!
Remember what a martyr said On the rude tablet overhead!
He told me again that he did belong to the Fair Play for Cuba organization, that he was in favor of the Castro revolution and I don't remember what else he might have told me.
I remember what it was I wished to ask you (it escaped me till this moment): who is the creature that calls himself Sam M'Gruder?
Now, remember what I told you last night, Toby, an' go in there to do your level best an' make a name for yourself.
Then, after a pause, "I, too, remember what you were like in those old days.
Let us try to remember what we were talking about before we began to discuss Roger.
When I remember what a fool I have been," begins Roger, rather as if he is following out a train of thought than answering her.
Yes, I suppose so, but I don't remember what rent I paid to him, for I never got my rent from him.
I could not swear as to what it was, because we are transacting business of that kind with her very frequently, and it is impossible to remember what amount of goods or of cash she got on these particular transactions.
That was good practice for writing, and we remember what was in the sections to this hour.
Remember what I have taught you,--that conversation is the providential arrangement for the relief of ignorance.
When I remember what a jewel Walter was that night, I'm almost jealous," she went on.
Elizabeth Harley," Nan looked down at her sternly, "You know very well that you remember what he said.
I can't remember what I packed and what I didn't pack.
We don't remember what it was like to take chances, and we sure as shit don't remember what it felt like to have them pay off.
We can't remember what it was like to work to earn our keep; to worry that there might not be enough, that we might get sick or get hit by a bus.
I try to remember what I owe to others as well as what they owe to me.
I remember what a life she has led, and I ask myself if any human creature could have suffered as that girl has suffered without being damaged by it.
When I kept away from you in the drawing room, last night--when my strange conduct made you fear that you had offended me--I was trying to remember what I owed to my good wife.
But things which was my own consarns was attracting my attention so hard I couldn't remember what it was I orter know about that name.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "remember what" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
