Example sentences of "will [be] remember as a " in BNC.
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| 1 | If I do n't win , I 'll be remembered as a bum |
| 2 | As he prepares to defend his reputation as well as what is inaccurately described as his undisputed world heavyweight title here tomorrow night against Riddick Bowe , he says : ‘ I realise that if I do n't win , I 'll be remembered as a bum . ’ |
| 3 | By the wider public he will be remembered as a composer whose style , founded in practical music-making , has an immediate appeal which rewards both performers and audiences . |
| 4 | A sure-footed City scribbler Tim Congdon of Gerrard & National writes : ‘ The 1980s will be remembered as a decade of remarkable growth in all forms of credit . ’ |
| 5 | If he continues to play so well , he will be remembered as a ‘ great ’ batsman . |
| 6 | If he continues to play so well , he will be remembered as a ‘ great ’ batsman . |
| 7 | Norman Collar was well known in Four Marks , Medstead and Ropley for his coverage of local events and will be remembered as a faithful colleague , a gentleman and a friend who will be sadly missed . |
| 8 | He will be remembered as a mild prankster and anaemic lackey to the establishment , though the flavour of individual cartoons and cartoonists will be savoured long after their foster parent is forgotten . |
| 9 | Above all , Marianella will be remembered as a very brave and very determined woman . |
| 10 | If your memory is visual , as many are , the pattern diagram in chapter 4 , if looked at frequently , will be remembered as a series of linked ideas emerging from a central theme . |
| 11 | APRIL 21 , 1993 will be remembered as a red letter day for the Food & Agriculture Division of . |
| 12 | They had ordered Bowe to defend against Lewis or be stripped of his title but Bowe told yesterday 's press conference : ‘ Today will be remembered as an historic day in boxing . |
| 13 | Your obituary notice today , recording the death of Mary , Duchess of Buccleuch , says she will be remembered as an illustrious , aristocratic character who held up a Royal canopy . |