Sentences with phrase «as far as i remember»

who became the interpreter of Peter, wrote accurately, as far as he remembered them, the things said or done by the Lord, but not however in order.»

It's been a little while since I made it, but as far as I remember, the cake was pretty dense with a moist crumb.

I have never tried adding any kind of alcohol to my baked goods (as far as I remember?)

Made just one good pass as far as I remember

As far as I remember we only got outplayed by southampton and bayern (in the second leg).

As far as I remember Paul Merson was infamous for being addicted to gambling, cocaine and alcohol during his time as an Arsenal player, and it certainly sounds like he had had a few when he ranted about Wenger not buying anyone other than Petr Cech this summer.

And as far as I remember football is still a team sport.

As far as I remember, we have never had this level of internal contest before.

(almost lost Walcott to liverpool as far as i remember).

As far as I remember he was around 37... cech will lose his place at arsenal when he's 37.

As far as I remember, football is still a team sport; and it's a collective effort.

AS far as i remember he was terrific in that game.

I ll start just to get it out of my system haha — I was 100 % sure we were goin to beat WHU... as far as I remember as an Arsenal fan I ve never been so I ll go back to never be hahaha — I am paranoid about Cech..

as far as i remember henry had to play on the wings.

Hehehe, as far as i remember playing Arteta and Flamini in the same line up is suicide.

As far as I remember, it was the first time that political entities and parties were openly calling for abstentionism, and this triggered some debate about whether advocating for abstentionism was a constitutional right or not.

3.14159265359 — OK that's as far as we remember from the top of our heads.

In the past year my memory is really deteriorating as far as remembering what has been spoken to me.

On the other hand there is also some videos about sugar causing inflammation (as far as I remember).

I think those faded floral design on the denim romper looks so pretty.It reminds me so much of the 90's where denim on denim is so popular as far as I remember, I believe.

Sure, it's based on a stage - play and betrays its origins, it features a stunning performance from Jason Robards and, as far as I remember, was a bleak, black comedy set in a pre-gentrifiied NYC.

As far as I remember this is a prerequisite...

A joint first for the 488 and either of the Porsches, Probably GT3 RS... it has been done in the past with the Exige S and Pagani as far as I remember.

As far as I remember RIM has been showing up at CTIA Wireless since around 2007 so this is an interesting departure.

Snowy Image of the Week — December 13 As far as we remember, we've never seen T1, T2 & Whitewall all open at this time of the year, especially with knee deep powder.

And as far as I remember, there was no prominent LOD problem in the release version.

As far as I remember, neither Sony nor the developers said anything about it being groundbreaking.

As far as I remember, that's not much on the game; so why is every excited about it?

Prey was a launch title for Xbox360 as far as I remember.

As far as I remember, you can select from two control config, a control for analog and for the d - pad.

As far as i remember, Nintendo already started flipping teatables at Retro which ended with complete buy - out before they sold Rare away.

As far as I remember, there was a Batman Beyond game on Xbox.

Nintendo have been working on this for years as far as I remember.

As far as I remember, this was the first console game I've ever played (and I still have it).

Shibuya: As far as I remember, it was Sakaguchi, Tanaka, Akitoshi Kawazu, two programmers, and two graphic designers.

The game was great, as far as I remembered.

As far as I remember, Michael Mann had climate series on his server that he didn't want to be seen by the world because it wouldn't fit his narrative.

As far as I remember, she discusses the MWP only in the context of Europe which doesn't contribute to the argument concerning the global extent of the warming.

As far as I remember: acid rain (acids formed from SO2 emissions in rainwater) in Scandinavia wasn't that caused by the industry in England, thanks to the prevailing SW winds?

Although this is quite an old study, it has been quite influential, and was the main justification offered by the 4th IPCC Assessment Report (2007) that people didn't need to worry about urbanization bias (Chapter 3 of the Working Group 1 report as far as I remember, but I'd have to double check...).

To get a figure here (based on the IPCC synthesis report) I gather we need to make an assumption about future emissions long in the future, and as far as I remember the way this works is that we assume say constant emissions between now and 2100, and then a drop to zero, or rising emissions to 2100 and then a drop to zero, or emissions falling to zero tommorrow, or something along these lines.

re: Real Climate I occasionally post on Real Climate, usually a link with short comment, and as far as I remember only one or maybe two posts were «binned».

As far as I remember I did argue so also in that thread.

As far as I remember, there was just a small list of studies in Soon & Baliunas, 2003 which did NOT show a MWP, and almost all of them involved co-authors of the Eos «rebuttal».

If he was truly concerned about the lack of transparency from «the Team», then he could have easily provided more information on the Yamal chronology (As far as I remember Steve is still trying through FOI to get this — is that right?)

As far as I remember, the Briffa et al Yamal series were included in the Kaufman paper.

Because, as far as I remember, it went into a good bit more detail & discussion.

re # 46 As far as I remember it's quite widely acknowledged — you may even find it somewhere in RealClimate — that neither the amplitude nor the direction of feedback due to clouds is capable of being modelled.

Before starting work I went down to the SW coast for a couple of months to see the best of summer out and as far as I remember the hot dry conditions were around virtually all year.

As far as I remember from past discussions, part of the discrimination is at the air - water border in the stomata, similar for C3 and C4 plants.