They remember examining the Chevalier Jackson Collection of Objects Swallowed and Inhaled, a set of drawers filled with countless ephemera from the food and air passages of patients treated by Jackson, the father of larynxology.
Mr. Clancy remembers examining that wound as a child.
He remembered examining the victim because she was a relative of the maid of a physician he knew.
This was the first time I remember really examining a girl.
Unfortunately, I remember that I examined these numbers recently -- and this $140 billion is just make believe, just FiberHype.
I remember taking my watches off and examining every corner and service, marveling at the balance wheel twisting behind the exhibition back and noting the motion of the seconds hand as it swept around the face.
Since my dad is one of those people who loans you a book and worries about it coming back destroyed or dogeared, I remember turning the pages as if examining a rare document.
I vaguely remember being examined by a visiting dentist at school.
I remember the details of the examining room; the equipment that was in it and the color on the wall.
As a medical student in the 1960s, I remember the second patient I ever examined.
