Sentence examples for Recollected that from inspiring English sources

I balanc'd some time between Principle & Inclination: till I recollected, that when the Fish were opened, I saw smaller Fish taken out of their Stomachs: Then thought I, if you eat one another, I don't see why we mayn't eat you.

It is also to be recollected that the structural constituents of matter (such as atom and electron, q.v).

When a clerk at the police property room recollected that Rafael Perez had once checked out a large amount of cocaine, investigators began zeroing in on him.

Berk recollected that "Here Come the Yankees" was the best of three submissions (as voted by his wife and children) and that the team's president, Michael Burke, approved.

They didn't cancel, just failed to attend and 718585%) of parents recollected that they got reminder calls or messages for appointments.

Yet, be it recollected that in all points of staidness, the club has nothing to fear, for its office-bearers are mostly married ladies".

"Politicians are not lovers," she told the South African television show "Carte Blanche" in 1992, recollecting that first day together.

Throughout the novel, at moments of crucial import, Marcus recollects that song, the defiant emotions that it stirs, and its pivotal word, "indignation".

Q. Had you any reason for writing down the 27th of August, more than that you recollect that was the day? A. No; I wrote it carelessly on a bit of paper.

To understand that, we have to recollect that principal components (as variables) are the linear combination of variables z i (and vice versa) that have different dimensions in general.

"Recollect that Miss Sharp had no kind parent to arrange these delicate matters for her, and that if she did not get a husband for herself, there was no one else in the whole wide world who would take the trouble off her hands," notes the narrator.