Sentences with phrase «remember going»

Many years ago as a B team debate I remember going to listen to a debate team from Oxford debate a well respected team from the US.

Many years ago as a B team debater I remember going to listen to a debate team from Oxford debate a well respected team from the US.

With human carbon dioxide production accounting for less than 3 % of the earth's total natural carbon dioxide production it is ludicrous to think any small reduction we might make would be perceptible — Remember going back to the old stone age before mankind had fire (when the climate was warmer than it is now) would result in a less than 3 % reduction in carbon dioxide production.

We'd hear a lot of urgent talk in Washington when oil prices went up, then we'd see politicians rush to the local gas stations --- I remember going to gas stations — holding press conferences, announcing new legislation.

I remember going through gaping void years ago when it... wasn't so nicely designed, heh.

I particularly remember going to James Rosenquist's studio, moving his work, and then installing his one - person exhibition at the Green Gallery for gallerist Richard Bellamy in either December 1963 or January 1964 when I turned 17.

I remember going up to this elegant Upper East Side gallery and seeing this thing in the corner.

I remember going to a My Barbarian rehearsal in tears because I was 28 and in a geometry class that was a nightmare, and I couldn't do it, and I remember crying, «I'm almost 30 — why am I crying about my math test?

«I remember going to a gallery opening and hearing people say «Andy is here, Andy is here,» and suddenly I saw him through the crowd,» Mr. Ai recalled this week, walking through «Andy Warhol / Ai Weiwei» at the Warhol Museum here.

But the Joseph Cornell was one of the shows that I remember going back to.

I remember going to the Dallas Museum of Art and seeing Dallas Black Dance Theatre and Elledanceworks.

Like you, I remember going to an officer at a desk and being handed a slip of paper that said I had the 1 - Y deferment.

In EyeMinded: Living and Writing Contemporary Art, author Kellie Jones quotes Howardena Pindell's description of an event in the late sixties: «I remember going with my abstract work to the Studio Museum in Harlem, and the director at the time said to me, «Go downtown and show with the white boys.

I remember it going over there because it was in a collection of John Bowles», and there were about two or three paintings that I'd done at that time, and a couple of them went from him to Oakland Museum.

I remember going to the Museum of Modern Art in New York when I was quite young, and seeing the collection.

I remember going to Tibor de Nagy and seeing Fairfield Porter.

I remember going out to the country to shoot tin can targets.

I remember going back to the gallery many times a week usually when it was closed just to admire the the painters technique.

I remember going to London at that time — I worked for a week in the McKinsey London office — but London was drab, shabby, and polluted.

I took one on Prince Street, and we must have met shortly afterward, through Bob Israel, because I remember going to your studio.

I remember going to an incredible white - hot night at the Ocean Club.

I remember going to an art talk where someone said that one out of five make it out of the studio, and I thought of them as lucky, it's more like one of the 40.

When her work went on display at the 1995 Whitney Biennial, Opie remembers having to prep her parents ahead of time: «I remember going home and showing them before and sitting with them and explaining to them what my life was really like and what I was doing.

But I remember going to Cory's website on the gallery computer, our green iMac, and basically what Cory had done was that he had made every bad HTML decision possible all on one page.

I remember going to his Whitney retrospective in 1992, which included a series of etchings that had X-ray images in them.

«I remember going with my abstract work to the Studio Museum in Harlem, and the director at the time said to me, «Go downtown and show with the white boys,»» says Pindell, adding that William T. Williams and Al Loving met with the same kind of response.

JS: I remember going to Yale, and all the artists had submitted one painting each, to which I said, «How the hell can I tell anything about a person's work from one painting?

I can remember going to the arcade as a kid and battling my friends in Street Fighter II.

I remember going to a used game shop about a year ago, and all the Atari games they had were Pac - Man and ET.

I remember going to my friend's house to try to beat Emerald weapon that fight was for like an hour and a half and when we finally beat it we were so happy screaming all over the living room.

I remember going through all of my baits and lures just to try to find out what a certain species of fish would bite on.

My thoughts exactly, especially with TP - I remember going through a phase of when I was obsessed with that.

I remember going over to my neighbor's house when my brother and he would have small one - vs.

Any nineties kid will remember going to the arcade any playing Dig Dug, a 2D platformer were players...

I remember going to the store and buying this when I was a kid, so it's nice to have it back in my collection now:)

I remember going over to a friend's house a couple of months ago.

Back when I was a child, I remember going to my local EB Games and picking up a copy of de Blob for the Nintendo Wii.

I remember going to the grocery store with my cousins just to get the fatalities out of the gaming mags.

If you're like me then there's a good chance you remember going to the arcade and coming home much poorer.

I remember going to the Tilt Arcade in the local mall during summer break with a zip - lock bag full of quarters, looking for the best fighting games.

I remember going over a friends house and we played dbz: BT3 on ps2.

I remember going to the bank to one day to deposit some cash, and being surprised when the teller asked to see my ID.

Earliest travel memory: I remember going to Miami to visit my grandparents often.

I remember going for one in Canada and we were in the sea for about 2 hours and did not see a single whale and I was so disappointed because the cruise before ours had seen quite the variety!

I remember going to Viñales, sitting at one sidewalk café, and asking for a glass of rum, and they brought it and I asked for ice, and they said, spitefully, «We don't sell ice.»

I remember going to Limestone caves in Andaman and Nicobar in India.

I remember going to friends» farms and seeing all the kittens... most of them sickly and thin.

I remember going to a lot of pet stores and having trouble finding toys that fit his personality.»

In 2000, I remember going to a CMBS Conference where there was a young woman from Principal Financial, who ran their CMBS portfolio.

I remember going in for a routine surgery that was going to be done on the left side of my body.