Sentence examples for * your recollection from inspiring English sources

A. Thanks, dear reader, for sharing your recollection.

What to do if your recollection of Latin conjugations is a bit shaky?

What I'm saying is, would that perhaps refresh your recollection as to the number of coffees that you attended?

"By 2007 your recollection is such that you are able to identify these three men (to another BBC programme)," Mr Acton Davis queried.

C: So, to the best of your recollection, did anyone at all ever tell Mr. Eisner it might not be a good idea to hire Mr. Ovitz?

Lord Hutton: Now are you clear in your recollection that you asked how was it transformed, and that the name Campbell was first spoken by Dr Kelly?

We invite you to share your recollections and recommendations in the comments below.

That includes your recollections of what you think you saw and heard when you last experienced this play.

-Are your recollections clear or will you need to embellish details in order to bring more interest to the story?

Your favourite song and what it means to you, your recollections of seeing them live, your apprehension or excitement about hearing new material – whatever your views on the band, we'd be interested to hear them.

The Guardian's theatre critic, Michael Billington, wrote that the pair of plays "make a surprisingly rich theatrical event … [and] stir your recollections of adolescence".