Examples of 'i remember the days' in a sentence
Meaning of "i remember the days"
The phrase 'I remember the days' is a statement expressing nostalgia or fond recollection of past experiences. It suggests that the speaker has vivid memories or a sense of nostalgia associated with a particular period or era in their life. This phrase is commonly used in storytelling, conversations, or reflections to evoke feelings of nostalgia or to reminisce about pleasant or significant moments from the past
How to use "i remember the days" in a sentence
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i remember the days
I remember the days like this picture.
You don't look too well right now… I remember the days as a student back in Russia.
I remember the days when we drove together.
Now that i'm here, i remember the days when i was working here.
I remember the days when there were none.
In a whirlybird. I remember the days you didn't have to take roll call.
I remember the days following this discovery.
See I remember the days of hurt and pain.
I remember the days when we were happy.
The fact is, I remember the days when buses or trains being disrupted was bad.
I remember the days when we were together.
You know, I remember the days when people used to speak to each other.
I remember the days of only paying a bit on it.
I remember the days of lying to my mother about a boy.
I remember the days when we could count on you.
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I remember the days when the streets were so gay.
I remember the days when gentlemen played gentlemen.
I remember the days when nothing could tire me.
I remember the days when you first started.
I remember the days when this business was easy.
I remember the days without this.
I remember the days when we wrote together fondly.
I remember the days before he died.
I remember the days when we were still in college.
I remember the days when we used to attend church.
I remember the days of our youths.
I remember the days when you still lived here.
I remember the days when all they wanted to hump was us.
I remember the days we did not have to lock our doors.
I remember the days of old.
I remember the days of your cooked fish and chips.
I remember the days of presentations.
I remember the days following.
I remember the days when the denizens of this world.
I remember the days of trams.
I remember the days of fast.
I remember the days when the contestants actually had to.
I remember the days of my childhood.
I remember the days of her attempted coup all too well.
I remember the days when you did not have your breakfast.
I remember the days when it was almost impossible to stay connected globally.
I remember the days when my closet was filled with suits.
I remember the days when you walked through the woods.
I remember the days when my son was just a little thing.
I remember the days you did not have to take roll call in a whirlybird.
I remember the days when politics were not part of these nice parades.
I remember the days when we used to be crusaders for radical change in this country.
I remember the days when the minister was to know everything and to decide everything.
I remember the days when people use to look up businesses in the yellow pages.
I remember the days we used to drink all night and still make the turnaround.
