Examples of 'remember your words' in a sentence
Meaning of "remember your words"
remember your words: This phrase is a gentle reminder to someone to recall or reflect on what they have previously said. It can be used to prompt someone to consider their past statements, commitments, or promises
How to use "remember your words" in a sentence
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remember your words
I remember your words on the first day.
So that they can remember your words forever.
I remember your words exactly.
I would always remember your words.
You remember your words three years ago.
I am going to remember your words.
I do remember your words and they are true.
I will ask you for the last time to remember your words.
We will remember your words and your remarks.
You're always so amazed when I remember your words.
I will remember your words forever.
How would you get out? But I remember your words.
I will remember your words in mind.
I will think I need you back, but I will remember your words.
I shall remember your words.
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Remember your words about Leffy.
I am going to try to remember your words because they make me smile.
And, I remember your words to breathe deeply and to relax.
Compliment his voice and he will remember your words every time he says a word.
Do you remember your words when I gave you the cigarette case?
You have been forgetful You remember your words three years ago.
Do remember your words.
Our very first meeting, I remember your words exactly.
I still remember your words the last time we met.
But it doesn't matter if you remember your words or all your dance moves.
I remember your words at that time, eh?
We'll always remember your words.
But always remember your words will effect at least one person.
How can you say that? I remember your words 2 years ago.
I will remember your words for a long time, Dieguito.
Young man, remember your words.
Can't remember your words.
Cause me to remember Your words today.
I am going to remember your words for a long time!
Doc, do you remember your words near Matvey 's house?
