Sentences with phrase «never forgotten an item»

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Frost belief was in the necessity of man never to forget respect for the hard given items with which he has to work, and the hardest is not stone or steel, but the human event.

Sturdy Colls will never forget how she felt when she began digging in the area of the gas chambers, turning up items that had been hidden for decades.

Generate an automated shopping list based on your meals, check off items you already have in your fridge or pantry, and even add a photo of a specific ingredient, so you'll never again forget (after reading 12 different labels) which brand of Dijon mustard is the Whole30 compliant one.

We had their items in the back and them sit in the front while joking about life which so happens to be the day they shared some personal information with me that I'll never forget, but that's personal.

Only four in ten Canadians say they've never had an argument because of their mess, and one in three say they forget that they even own an item if it's put away in a closet or basement.

I've never written a packing list post before because — even after all these years of travelling — I always seem to forget items I later realise would have been really useful, or I pack items I later realise are not really fit for purpose.

The selection and extraction of these personal items evokes a deep nostalgia and unearths poignant memories of a time lost but never forgotten.

However, in my experience having represented hundreds of people accused of shoplifting, a significant sub-set are often factually innocent having honestly forgotten to pay for a single item in a long list of things they shopped for that day thus never forming the requisite intent to be found guilty of a criminal offence.

Take your time and observes the monsters» behavior patterns, learn the combos for the weapon you chose, do not button mash, upgrade your gear if you can't kill it before it leaves the area, learn elemental weaknesses, do not be ashamed of running away, pick up everything (even dung is useful) but do not forget to put it in your item box, never sell anything early game and never expect to be godly strong EVER.

You have a great eye for details, never forgetting how the smallest item can have a great impact on a room.

A treasued item, I will never forget receiving from a precious elderly person in my life.